Gwenllian Elizabeth Fanny Morgan

Morgan was interested in literature and contributed articles to Old Wales. A monthly magazine of antiquities for Wales and the Borders, edited by W. R. Williams of Talybont-on-Usk. Morgan was an admirer of the work of the metaphysical poet Henry Vaughan, who had lived near Brecon. She collaborated with Louise Imogen Guiney on a volume of Vaughan's work, with biographical sketch and historical notes, but these two died before finishing the job and it was taken over by Dr. F. E. Hutchinson. Hutchinson published a comprehensive book about Vaughan based on their work in 1947.

Morgan was granted an honorary MA degree by the University of Wales in 1925. She died on 7 November 1939 in Brecon.

Legacy

The "Shining a light on Gwenllian Morgan" project has, as of March 2025, three goals:

Commissioning a sculpture of Morgan and a video of her life Researching the women who funded her oil portrait Creating educational materials about Morgan