Ian King

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I have lived in Dolgellau since 1988 and have run a town website at dolgellau.wales since 2000. Nannau.com was launched in April 2014 and this site in May 2018. I also have a Nannau Facebook Page if you want to post any comments.
Plas Nannau Hall 1996. Photo © Baron Westwood.

Nannau in the 1990s (Exterior)

Nannau in the 1990s
Plas Nannau Hall Interior - 25th May 1999. Photo © Baron Westwood.

Nannau in the 1990s (Interior)

Nannau in the 1990s
Plas Nannau Hall - Nannau Cottages 1999 with Some of the the windows and roof still intact. Photo © Baron Westwood. Photo courtesy of Baron Westwood.

The Nannau Cottages in the 1990s

Nannau in the 1990s
Plas Nannau Hall Interior - 25th May 1999. Photo © Baron Westwood.

Nannau in the 1990s (Staircase)

Nannau in the 1990s
Plas Nannau Hall Cellar - 31st January 1996. Photo © Baron Westwood.

Nannau in the 1990s (Cellar & Roof)

Nannau in the 1990s
A Signed Envelope by Robert Williams Vaughan, 2nd Baronet (1768-1843). Letter dated 9th November 1832.

Signed Envelope by Robert Williams Vaughan, 2nd Bart. Dated 1832

R.W. Vaughan, 2nd Bart
A Signed Envelope by Robert Williams Vaughan, 2nd Baronet (1768-1843). Sent from Dolgellau and Dated 9th November 1832. Addressed to: E. Wyatt Esquire, The Mount, St. Asaph. Sir Robert Williames Vaughan, 2nd Baronet (29 March 1768 –...
Coed y Moch Lodge (Drawing by Bethan Rowlands Wiffen)

Drawings by Bethan Rowlands Wiffen

Art
Drawings of some of the Nannau Estate buildings, by local-born Bethan Rowlands Wiffen.
Nannau 1905 Postcard

Nannau 1905 Postcard

Buildings
An interesting postcard of Nannau from 1905.
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The book, "Nannau – A Rich Tapestry of Welsh History" by Philip Nanney Williams is available to buy here.

I would like to thank the following people for their help and contributions to this website (and my previous one at nannau.com): Dennis Yancey (and his Nanney Family Archives), David Brown, Philip Nanney Williams, Christopher Quaile, Miles Wynn Cato (welshart.co.uk), Welsh Antiques (welshantiques.com), The National Library of Wales, The National Museum of Wales and The Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales.