Horses and Plas Nannau Hall
Photographs of Brigadier Charles Hilary Vaughan Pritchard’s daughter’s horses at Plas Nannau Hall taken in the late 1950s. They are also interesting as some show the old Pavilion Wings before they...
Sir Robert Vaughan – Salopian & Montgomeryshire Post 1887
The procession was formed, headed by the Dolgelley Brass Band, followed by two stuffed oxen. When the procession came into Dolgelley it was seen that the town was splendidly decorated, several triumphal arches having been built.
1887 Eisteddfod Winning Poem by Rhys Cain (Welsh)
Eisteddfod Entry Winning Poem by Rhys Cain about Robert Vaughan’s Coming of Age in 1887 (In Welsh).
Sir Robert Vaughan of Garthmaelan – Llanfachreth Address and Presentation 1887
We the inhabitants of Llanfachreth Parish and the tenants of the Nannau Estate desire to offer you warmest congratulations, on the attainment of your majority...
Sir Robert Vaughan of Garthmaelan – More Obituraries
“He was my greatest friend,” Sir Henry added, “and always tried to do good to everyone. If anyone was in trouble, he would do anything to help...”
Sir Robert Vaughan of Garthmaelan – 1941 Obituary by John A. Caseby
Robert Vaughan, Knight of the British Empire, died on January 16th, 1941, at Garthmaelan, Dolgelley, Merioneth. A true democrat with a great heart has passed on to his Father.
Sir Robert Vaughan of Garthmaelan – Obituary from The Cambrian News, 1941
Great Western Railway officials from Chester and other stations arrived by train at Dolgelley on Monday to pay the last tribute of respect to the late Sir Robert Vaughan, K.B.E., Garthmaelan, who was popularly known as “The railwaymen’s friend.”
Sir Robert Vaughan of Garthmaelan – Coming of Age, 1887
The rejoicings were continued at Llanfachreth, in beautiful weather, on Tuesday morning. The servants of the House of Nannau assembled on the lawn to meet Mr. and Mrs. Vaughan, Mr. Robert Vaughan, and the various members of the family.
