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Sefydliad Ymchwil Ystadau Cymru | Institute for the Study of Welsh Estates. Research centre at Bangor University. www.bangor.ac.uk/iswe History - Culture - Landscapes - Archives - Heritage - People - Places - Wales
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#aydh Ar y dydd hwn yn 1734 (291 mlynedd yn ôl) – bu farw Ellis Wynne, awdur Gweledigaethau y Bardd Cwsc.

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Honoured to address the @cambriansarch.bsky.social yesterday evening as part of their wonderful 2025 Summer Meeting on the Houses and Gardens of North Wales.
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statelyhomenews.bsky.social
Book: The Powells of Nanteos, by Gerald Morgan, published 11 July @ylolfa.bsky.social‬. The Nanteos Mansion Hotel closed on 5 March after operating for 12 years, due to difficult economic conditions.
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Ooops, hope Sadie doesn’t see this! The ‘e’ was initially adopted by the Rhug/Bachymbyd branch to differentiate from their kin at Lleweni ‘u’
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We’re absolutely delighted to hear that Dr Sadie Jarrett has been awarded the 2024 Francis Jones Prize for Welsh History for her first book, Gentility in Early Modern Wales: The Salusbury Family 1450-1720:

www.jesus.ox.ac.uk/dr-sadie-jar...
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We’re absolutely delighted to hear that Dr Sadie Jarrett has been awarded the 2024 Francis Jones Prize for Welsh History for her first book, Gentility in Early Modern Wales: The Salusbury Family 1450-1720:

www.jesus.ox.ac.uk/dr-sadie-jar...
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A lovely community engagement event at Canolfan Tregarth this evening discussing local history, landscape & environment through maps, photographs, old tools, place names, books, song, poetry, family documents, archives and memories.

A huge diolch to everyone who came along to share and discuss.
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Huge congratulations to ISWE’s @bethanscorey.bsky.social who successfully defended her PhD thesis earlier today! Bethan’s thesis is a wonderfully expansive architectural history of St Fagans Castle, examined by Dr Ruth Larsen (Derby) & Dr Euryn Roberts (Bangor).

Llongyfarchiadau enfawr Dr Scorey!!
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cduigan.bsky.social
"Lord has unlocked the potential of art to tell the story of Wales as a nation."

Completely agree, including how environment (fishing, mining, landscapes, industry, pollution) shaped Welsh identity - well worth a trip to #Aberystwyth to see this landmark exhibition.
#WelshArt #highlyrecommended
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New blog by @bethanscorey.bsky.social on Peter Lord’s ‘No Welsh Art’ exhibition at @librarywales.bsky.social, focusing especially on the role of the gentry as patrons for Welsh visual culture:

www.bangor.ac.uk/iswe/news/no...
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New blog by @bethanscorey.bsky.social on Peter Lord’s ‘No Welsh Art’ exhibition at @librarywales.bsky.social, focusing especially on the role of the gentry as patrons for Welsh visual culture:

www.bangor.ac.uk/iswe/news/no...
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CAA Eisteddfod Lecture 16.30 Wednesday 6th August, 2025 (by Ann Parry Owen). Join us for our annual Welsh-language lecture on the Maes at Wrexham on the fascinating word-lists created in 1632͏-3 by the manuscript copier John Jones of Gellilyfdy, Flintshire.
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Darlith Cymdeithas Hynafiaethwyr Cymru yn yr Eisteddfod (gan Ann Parry Owen) 16.30 Mercher 6ed Awst, 2025 yn Wrecsam – ymunwch â ni am ddarlith ddifyr ar y rhestrau geiriau rhyfeddol a luniodd y copïwr llawysgrifau John Jones, Gellilifdy, Sir y Fflint.
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A lovely morning at Canolfan Cefnfaes, Bethesda, discussing local history, archives, landscape, placenames, farming and the future.

Funded by a Bangor University Community Engagement award.
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archpbu.bsky.social
"Map of Rhos [Denbighshire] as it was 60 years ago, with the houses and common names of the inhabitants" by John Platt

1895 BMSS/40221

A charming map depicting Rhosllannerchrugog as it was in 1835, listing the names of the inhabitants of each house and the name of every business premises.
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"Map o Rhosllannerchrugog [Sir Ddinbych] fel yr oedd 60 mlynedd yn ôl, yn nghyd a'r tai ac enwau cyffredin y trigolion" gan John Platt

1895 BMSS/40221

Map hyfryd yn darlunio Rhosllannerchrugog fel yr oedd yn 1835, yn rhestru enwau trigolion pob tŷ ac enw pob safle busnes.
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Sut mae Dyffryn Ogwen wedi newid? Y penwythnos yma, yng Nghanolfan Cefnfaes, Bethesda, dewch yn llu.

How has Dyffryn Ogwen changed? This weekend at Canolfan Cefnfaes, Bethesda, all welcome.
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Wonderful to be at Bangor University this evening for a special event on Tirweddau Beiblaidd | Biblical Landscapes, co-organised by our doctoral researcher Alex Ioannou with Dr Gareth Jones-Evans.

A lovely exploration of Welsh landscape through creativity, collaboration and care
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We’ve had a wonderful couple of days at Gregynog with the ISWE doctoral & doctoral graduate community. Based right across Wales, and beyond, it’s always brilliant to bring this group together to share knowledge, expertise and experiences.

Bangor Fund supported