the book The Remarkable Life of John Humphrey, Gods Own Architect by David Farmer (1997) Grade II listed buildings: Former Annealing Building in George Cohen's Works, off Beaufort Road Morfydd Street Bridge & Boundary Wall to Davies Street Seion Chapel on Clase Road Philadelphia Chapel incl. attached Chapel House & Sunday School on Globe Street Former Police Station & House on Martin Street 'Danbert House' (former Employment Exchange) on Morfydd Street. Built in the 1880s for local industrialist Daniel Edwards (and named after his patent tinplate) it is now derelict. War Memorial in Morriston Park Church of St. John on Woodfield Street Notable people See also :Category:People from Morriston William Richard Arnold (1881–1957), Wales rugby union international Cliff Bowen (1875–1929), Wales rugby union international and Carmarthenshire cricketer Tony Clement (born 1967), Wales rugby union international Stevie Davies, award-winning novelist Peter Hill (born 1950), Bishop of Barking, London Nicholas McGaughey, actor and writer Paul Moriarty (born 1964), Wales rugby union international Richard Moriarty (born 1957), Wales rugby union international Ross Moriarty (born 1994), Wales rugby union international D.Z. Phillips (1934–2006), philosopher of religion James Thomas (born 1979), professional footballer Hayley Tullett (born 1973), international athlete Shane Williams (born 1977), Wales rugby union international References Towns in Swansea Districts of Swansea