Sources, image credits and fair use notes

The Swansea Chronicler is written as a local history archive. Articles use public records, museum pages, council pages, archive material, Wikimedia Commons files and clearly credited external references where possible.

Images are used carefully. Wikimedia Commons images are linked back to their file pages, and article pages include visible credit lines. If an image credit needs correcting, email hello@nathm.net.

Image credits used across the archive

• Swansea Castle image credit
• Swansea South Dock Marina image credit
• Swansea Jack memorial image credit
• Swansea and Mumbles Railway image credit
• Historic Swansea copperworks image credit
• Swansea Blitz memorial image credit
• Oystermouth Castle image credit
• Mumbles Lighthouse image credit
• Swansea Market image credit
• Swansea Museum image credit
• Dylan Thomas birthplace image credit
• Pennard Castle image credit
• National Waterfront Museum image credit
• Singleton Abbey image credit
• Swansea Grand Theatre image credit
• Guildhall and Brangwyn Hall image credit
• Canal network image credit
• Swansea Devil image credit

Fair use and corrections

Short historical quotations or extracts may be used only where they help explain a story and where the source is identified. The aim is commentary, education and local history preservation, not replacing original archives, newspapers or museum records.

Where a public-domain or openly licensed image is not available, the article should still be readable without relying on a loose or uncredited image. Corrections are welcome, especially for dates, building names, image licensing and local memory.