Several museums in Wales have received funding in the latest round of the Welsh Government's Cultural Transformation Capital Programme.
Among those to benefit from the £1.7m funding pot is Cyfarthfa Castle Museum and Art Gallery in Merthyr Tydfil.
It has been awarded £146,480 to develop an off-site storage space that will enable the relocation of its art store and provide better access to its collection.
Other recipients include Narberth Museum in Pembrokeshire which has been awarded £120,534 to improve efficiency, while Abergavenny Castle will use its £110,000 to improve energy efficiency.
Rhondda Heritage Park in Rhondda Cynon Taf has received £135,000 towards new interactive history digital displays.
Deputy Minister for Arts, Sport and Tourism, Dawn Bowden, said that support provided by local museums, archives and libraries "is essential to helping communities in Wales thrive, now more than ever".
She added: "This round of funding is supporting a wide variety of initiatives, from transforming spaces to be better used by their communities, enabling greater access and participation, whilst also supporting the health and wellbeing of users, to preserving collections for future generations."
Since the programme was extended in 2017 to include museums and archives, more than £9m has been provided to organisations across Wales.