Hafodunos Hall - Triumph of the Martyr

The New Book Released 14th October 2005 Hafodunos Hall Llangernyw Triumph of the Martyr By Mark Baker To Order

Courtesy of HTV Wales News	Chapter Titles Contents Foreword by the Marchioness of Linlithgow Introduction Early History 1530 – 1833 ~ Jure Non Dono 1833 – 1852 ~ The Gift of Gibson 1852– 1895 ~ Venetian Inspired Gothic 1895– 1934 ~ Sam, Arthur and Geraldine 1934– 1969 ~ Deeds Not Words 1969 - 1993 ~ Changing Faces 1994 – 2004 ~ Wind, Rain and Dry Rot The Fire ~ Fallen Sons of Eve Interior as it was Exterior in it’s prime Gardens and Estate Conclusions ~ Phoenix With a Broken Wing Appendices Maps and Plans The Development of Old Hafodunos Hall Lloyd Family Inscriptions from St Digains, Llangernyw Margaret Sandbach’s Poetry Sculpture Once at Hafodunos Surviving Old Girls from Hafodunos Hall Girl’s School Acknowledgements To Order (Click to Enlarge) Mark Baker presenting a copy of his new book to Michael Tree, Chairman of the Welsh Historic Gardens Trust and Welsh Trustee of the Georgian Group Available from Local Shops and Book Stores Llangernyw - The Stag Inn, Post Office and Stores, The Bridge Inn Llanrwst - Berry Books Abergele - Post Office, Library and Whitesides Newsagents Llanddulas - Siop Ganol and Post Office Colwyn Bay - West End Books Rhyl - Siop-y-Morfa Bangor - Booklands Abergele Visitor Book Review	The night of the Fire. October 2004
A view of the house	View from the house over the terrace Return	Statue of Aurora by Gibson, once at Hafodunos