Morfa Quay was built in 1835 for unloading copper ore into Morfa works (NPRN 34104) from river-borne vessels. It consists of a stout timber frame filled with pennant rubble-sandstone brick and deck rails for a former broad gauge crane and railway.

Sources:
A Guide to the Industrial Archaeology of the Swansea Region, by Stephen Hughes and Paul Reynolds, AIA, 1989
Site entry by Stephen Hughes for Buildings of Glamorgan, John Newman, 1995

RCAHMW, 7 September 2011.