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Sidney Greenslade

Illustration — West facade of the National Library of Wales designed by Greenslade. Sidney Kyffin Greenslade (4 September 1866–25 February 1955), born in Exeter, was the first architect of the National Library of Wales, located in Aberystwyth. Whilst he was working on the building, he was approached by the Davies sisters of Gregynog to become curator of the University College of Wales's Arts and Craft Museum.

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Sidney Greenslade

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Died
1955
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architect

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Illustration — West facade of the National Library of Wales designed by Greenslade. Sidney Kyffin Greenslade (4 September 1866–25 February 1955), born in Exeter, was the first architect of the National Library of Wales, located in Aberystwyth. Whilst he was working on the building, he was approached by the Davies sisters of Gregynog to become curator of the University College of Wales's Arts and Craft Museum.

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