Journal (2003) No.3
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4. The Earl of Radnor's Books and the Heyday of Astrology
4. The Earl of Radnor's Books and the Heyday of Astrology
by Gwyn Howells BA, M.Phil
22. The Lanhydrock Burials
22. The Lanhydrock Burials
by Robert Slack
25. Cricket, Lanhydrock and the Robartes: the early days
25. Cricket, Lanhydrock and the Robartes: the early days
by Ian Clarke M.Phil, De Montfort University, (Leicester)
28. Two Personal Recollections from Lanhydrock
28. Two Personal Recollections from Lanhydrock
Transcribed by Ann Bishop
34. The Accidental Tourist at an Incidental House
34. The Accidental Tourist at an Incidental House
by Mike England BA
42. Monitoring the Book Collection at Lanhydrock House
42. Monitoring the Book Collection at Lanhydrock House
by Paul Holden MA
Images: John Robartes (1606-89), 1st Earl of Radnor (NT/Lanhydrock).
Garden party at Lanhydrock c.1900 (private collection)
The aim of this publication is to encourage an interest in the history of Lanhydrock House and its owners. This will assist with the interpretation of the property and family to all interested parties. The essays presented here are the result of original research undertaken voluntarily. Hence the subjects are presented for the first time and are taken from significant primary source material from the house archives and local collections.
The aim of this publication is to encourage an interest in the history of Lanhydrock House and its owners. This will assist with the interpretation of the property and family to all interested parties. The essays presented here are the result of original research undertaken voluntarily. Hence the subjects are presented for the first time and are taken from significant primary source material from the house archives and local collections.