Buildings

    Coed y Moch Lodge in 2016

    Coed y Moch Lodge

    Buildings
    Coed y Moch Lodge (aka Garthbledden Lodge or Clock Lodge) was built by “Yr Hen Syr Robert” between 1794 and 1818 (as a lodge is shown on an 1818 estate map,...
    Plas Nannau Hall - Left Front with Billiard Room Above Squash Court. Photo © Tom Morrison

    Nannau in the 1960s

    People
    Edward & Barbara Morrison lived at Nannau from 1965-1979. These photos have been kindly sent to me by their son, Tom.
    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
    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.
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