Sub-fonds B. - Brondanw estate,

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B.

Title

Brondanw estate,

Date(s)

  • 1906-1978. (Creation)

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Extent and medium

2 boxes.

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Name of creator

Administrative history

Sir Clough Williams-Ellis's father inherited Plas Brondanw from the Williams family and around 1908 the estate was given to Clough Williams-Ellis to manage and ulitmately to inherit. The house was then a quarry-workers' tenement, and Williams-Ellis moved in over a period of time. In 1951 a fire destroyed most of the house and he and Lady Amabel lost most of their possessions. He redesigned both the house and the garden and, next to Portmeirion, Brondanw was his greatest project.

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Papers, correspondence and deeds relating to the Brondanw estate, its buildings and its administration, 1906-1978.

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The group has been arranged into two series: buildings and administration.

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Further papers of the Plas Brondanw Estate are at NLW.

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Preferred citation: B.

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vtls004384243

GEAC system control number

(WlAbNL)0000384243

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  • Text: B.