Dolgelley Postboy Drawing by R.W. Vaughan, 2nd Bart. Image © Philip Nanney Williams.

Dolgelley Postboy Drawing by R.W. Vaughan, 2nd Bart.

A unique drawing from Sir Robert Williames Vaughan, 2nd Bart. It is a drawing of a Dolgelley Postboy showing a postillion type postboy. The drawing was made in 1804. Thanks to Philip Nanney...
Col. Edward Williams Vaughan - Book Plate

Col. Edward Williams Vaughan – Book Plate

  A late-18th/early 19th Century bookplate belonging to Colonel Edward Williams Vaughan, the second son of Sir Robert Howel Vaughan, 2nd bart, of Nannau. He was born in Hengwrt (Dolgellau) and was...
Sylvanus Jones Owen at Nannau in 1935. Image courtesy of Bryan Panter.

Sylvanus Jones Owen – Butler

Sylvanus Jones Owen - Butler to Major-General John Vaughan
Major-General John Vaughan's Medals

Major-General John Vaughan (1871-1956)

Major-General John Vaughan (1871-1956) Major-General John Vaughan, C.B., C.M.G., D.S.O., D.L., J.P., was born in Mangalore, India, on July 31st, 1871. He was the second son of John and Elinor Anne Vaughan....
Plas Nannau Hall - Left Front with Billiard Room Above Squash Court. Photo © Tom Morrison

Nannau in the 1960s

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

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 –...
A Horse at Plas Nannau Hall

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 And Montgomeryshire Post, October 1, 1887.

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.

Derwen Ceubren yr Ellyll

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