Ian King
Nannau During World War One
Nannau was used as an officer’s neurological hospital. These hospitals were used for short-term treatment lasting months, rather than extended treatment lasting for years. Nannau was chosen due to it’s quiet...
Thomas Pennant (Historian) 1726-1798
“Enraged at this treachery, he seized on Sele, burnt his house, and hurried him away from the place; nor could anyone learn how he was disposed of, till forty years after,...
Nannau – A Rich Tapestry of Welsh History (Book)
A lavishly illustrated account of one of Wales’ great families through their thousand-year tenure. It will appeal to all who are interested in Welsh history and culture. This new 408 page...
1828 Arch at Yr Hen Ardd
Grade II Listed Tudor Arch built by Sir Robert Williames Vaughan Bart, of Nannau in 1828.
Inscribed on both sides RW v AM 1828 (Robert Vaughan & Anna Mostyn). A Nannau Estate feature...
Coming of Age of R.W. Vaughan, 3rd Bart, 1824 (Part 2)
Chester Courant and Anglo-Welsh Gazette, July 6th 1824
REJOINCINGS ON THE COMING OF AGE OF ROBERT WILLIAMES VAUGHAN, ESQ. (FURTHER PARTICULARS)
We last week noticed some few particulars of the celebration of this...
Colonel Hugh Nanney
Colonel Hugh Nanney was elected the Member of Parliament for Merioneth in 1695 (unopposed), succeeding his distant cousin Sir John Wynn, 5th Bt. He was also the local Deputy-Lieutenant and Colonel...
Walk from Dolgellau to Nannau (1828)
North Wales Chronicle And General Advertiser - Thursday April 10th, 1828
WELSH SCENERY - WALK FROM DOLGELLEY TO NANNAU (1828)
Nannau (The Ravines) the seat of Sir Robert Vaughan, Bart, is about three...





























