Sources
- Jane Griffiths, Walking Around Llandrindod Wells: Historic Spa Town, Kittiwake Press, 2007, ISBN 1-902302-51-6
- Olivia Harries, Llandrindod Wells in Old Postcards, C Davies, 1986, ISBN 0-7154-0663-9
- Reginald Campbell Burn Oliver, Bridging a century:, a century of growth in the story of Llandrindod Wells, Radnorshire, Sayce Brothers Printers, 1972, ISBN 0-9502337-0-6
- Reginald Campbell Burn Oliver, The centenary of the Church of the Holy Trinity, Llandrindod Wells, 1871-1971, R.C.B. Oliver, 1971, ISBN 0-9501480-1-6
- Bruce Osborne, Llandrindod Wells, New Millennium Spa Heritage Series, 1999, ISBN 1-873614-06-3
- Joel Williams, Voices of Llandrindod Wells, Red Dragon, 2000, ISBN 1-903610-00-1
- Chris Wilson, Around Llandrindod Wells, The Chalford Publishing Company, 1995, ISBN 0-7524-0191-2
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