Nannau History - Nannau

A painting of Brigadier Vaughan with his youngest daughter, Mrs Janey Allen (Née Vaughan)

Brigadier Charles Hilary Pritchard Vaughan Dies

The Nannau Estate is Sold

Major-General John Vaughan's Gravestone at Llanfachreth

Major-General John Vaughan Died

Cavalry & Sporting Memories Published

Princess Elizabeth Greeting Mrs. John Vaughan (© Christoper Quaile)

The 1949 Royal Visit

Major-General John Vaughan Inherits Nannau

John Vaughan Dies

Sir Robert Williams Vaughan, 3rd Bart. Dies

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Derwen Ceubren yr Ellyll

Derwen Ceubren yr Ellyll Engraving - John Parry

Derwen Ceubren yr Ellyll

Depictions of Derwen Ceubren yr Ellyll

The Strangling Oak of Nannau Woods

Derwen Ceubren yr Ellyll

The Strangling Oak of Nannau Woods

The Nannau Oak - Watercolour by Sir Richard Colt Hoare © National Trust / David Cousins.

Derwen Ceubren yr Ellyll

The Nannau Oak – Watercolour by Sir Richard Colt Hoare

The Saturday Magazine from 1832

Derwen Ceubren yr Ellyll

The Saturday Magazine from 1832

Art Relating to Nannau

Catherine Vaughan of Corsygedol (c.1659-1733) (Widow of Colonel Hugh Nanney)

Catherine Vaughan of Corsygedol (c.1659-1733)

Robert Williames Vaughan, aged c.16, by William Parry

Robert Williames Vaughan, aged c.16, by William Parry

Coed y Moch Lodge (Drawing by Bethan Rowlands Wiffen)

Drawings by Bethan Rowlands Wiffen

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

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

Nannau Cottages & Farms

Cae Clyd

1975 Estate Sale

Cae Clyd

Coed y Moch Lodge in 2016

Coed y Moch Lodge

Coed y Moch Lodge (Drawing by Bethan Rowlands Wiffen)

Drawings by Bethan Rowlands Wiffen

Dolrhyd Postcard

Cottages and Farms

Doluwcheogrhyd (Dolrhyd)

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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.