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These photographs were sent to us by Caroline Sansome of her Grade 2 listed farmhouse which belongs to the Penrhyn Estate. It is called Tan y Marian and is located at Talybont, Bangor in Gwynedd. The famous Welsh minister Edward Stephens lived there in the 1800s. He died in 1885 aged 63 and 2,000 people came to the house for his funeral. He is buried in a chapel cemetery in Talybont with his wife and young son.

Photo 1: Tan y Marian
Photo 2: Original wooden toilet still in use
Photo 3: Servants quarters
Photo 4: Entrance door to the servants quarters
Photo 5: Kitchen range in the servants quarters
Photo 6: Upstairs in the servants quarters
Photo 7: Interior door in the servants quarters
Photo 8: Original wash copper in the wash house
Photo 9: Washhouse and dairy
Photo 10: Front bedroom in the servants quarters
Photo 11: Original cupboard in the sitting room
Photo 12: Original bedroom fireplace


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