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Registered historic parks and gardens in Gwynedd

December 02, 2023

Gwynedd is a county in the north-west of Wales. It covers an area of 2,535 km2 (979 sq mi)[1] and in 2021 the population was approximately 117,100.[2]

Gwynedd shown within Wales

The Cadw/ICOMOS Register of Parks and Gardens of Special Historic Interest in Wales was established in 2002 and given statutory status in 2022. It is administered by Cadw, the historic environment agency of the Welsh Government.[3][4] Elisabeth Whittle described Cadw as having a "somewhat special and guiding role" in the preservation of historic parks and gardens, since they are "an integral part of Welsh archaeological and architectural heritage".[5] The register includes just under 400 sites, ranging from gardens of private houses, to cemeteries and public parks. Parks and gardens are listed at one of three grades, matching the grading system used for listed buildings. Grade I is the highest grade, for sites of exceptional interest; Grade II*, the next highest, denotes parks and gardens of great quality; while Grade II denotes sites of special interest.[6]

There are 32 sites on the register of parks and gardens in Gwynedd. Three are listed at Grade I, 10 are Grade II*, and 19 are Grade II.

Key edit

Grade Criteria[6]
I Parks and gardens of exceptional interest
II* Parks and gardens of great quality
II Parks and gardens of special interest

List of parks and gardens edit

List of parks and gardens
Name Location
Grid Ref.[note 1]
Geo-coordinates 		Date Listed Description / NotesGrade Reference Number Image
Abergwynant Arthog
SH6766917777
52°44′28″N 3°57′38″W / 52.741071°N 3.960418°W / 52.741071; -3.960418 (Abergwynant) 		1 February 2022Park and gardens[7][8][9] The park is bounded by the A493 road to the south-east, the River Gwynant to the south-west and the Mawddach Trail, a former railway route, to the north-west. The park is thought to have been laid out in the mid-nineteenth century at the same time as the garden with kitchen garden.[10]II PGW(Gd)32(GWY)
Boduan Buan
SH3225638256
52°54′55″N 4°29′42″W / 52.915182°N 4.49508°W / 52.915182; -4.49508 (Boduan) 		1 February 2022Park and gardens[11][12][13] The park was probably first laid out when the house was built in 1736, and like the house it has undergone significant changes over the centuries. The gardens include three large fishponds with ornamental bridges. To the south of the house are two walled gardens built in the nineteenth century.[14]II PGW(Gd)17(GWY)
Broom Hall Llanystumdwy
SH4116337017
52°54′24″N 4°21′44″W / 52.906761°N 4.362116°W / 52.906761; -4.362116 (Broom Hall) 		1 February 2022Park and gardens[15][16][17] The park, of about 30 acres (12 ha), lies mainly to the south and south-west of the house and gardens and is separated from them by a ha-ha. The park and gardens were laid out when the house was built (1779–1782), however, the gardens were later modified with the addition of terracing and the park has been enlarged.[18]II PGW(Gd)22(GWY)
Bryn Bras Castle Llanrug
SH5443962496
53°08′22″N 4°10′35″W / 53.139418°N 4.176351°W / 53.139418; -4.176351 (Bryn Bras Castle) 		1 February 2022Gardens[19][20] The house was built in the 1830s and it is thought that the gardens were laid out at the same time. To the south-east of the house is the water garden with a series of ponds. The gardens to the east of the house consists of semi-formal lawns beyond which is woodland. The kitchen garden was repurposed as a knot garden in the 1920s.[21]II PGW(Gd)41(GWY)  
Bryn Gwynant Beddgelert
SH6404051344
53°02′30″N 4°01′41″W / 53.041763°N 4.028173°W / 53.041763; -4.028173 (Bryn Gwynant) 		1 February 2022Park and gardens[22][23][24][25] The former kitchen garden (now a car park) is to the west of the house. Another kitchen garden may also have existed behind the house in what is now the enclosed orchard. Beyond the orchard is a Japanese garden which, along with the park, is probably contemporary with the house built in the 1830s.[26]II PGW(Gd)20(GWY)
Bryn-y-Neuadd Llanfairfechan
SH6746774581
53°15′05″N 3°59′12″W / 53.251392°N 3.986707°W / 53.251392; -3.986707 (Bryn-y-Neuadd) 		1 February 2022Park and gardens[27][28][29] The landscape park with formal Italianate garden was laid out by Edward Milner in the mid-nineteenth century. The house was demolished in the 1960s and although the park is now covered with the buildings of the hospital, which opened in 1971, the original layout survives, as do the formal garden and kitchen garden.[30]II PGW(Gd)3(CON)
Cefnamwlch Tudweiliog
SH2343635529
52°53′16″N 4°37′29″W / 52.887867°N 4.624657°W / 52.887867; -4.624657 (Cefnamwlch) 		1 February 2022Gardens[31][32] The house is situated within woodland which provides a sheltered microclimate for the area around the house and the walled garden to its north which probably dates to the 1820s. The registered area includes the drives approaching the house from the north and south, both with lodges, and the former drive from the south-east.[33]II PGW(Gd)23(GWY)
Cors-y-Gedol Dyffryn Ardudwy
SH5954422663
52°46′58″N 4°04′58″W / 52.782915°N 4.082796°W / 52.782915; -4.082796 (Cors-y-Gedol) 		1 February 2022Park and gardens[34][35][36] The kitchen garden may be contemporary with the gentry house, the earliest part of which dates from 1576 and which is approached by a drive flanked by a lime avenue of c. 1735–1740. The park was laid out in, or possibly before, the eighteenth century.[37]II PGW(Gd)27(GWY)
Craflwyn Beddgelert
SH6001049116
53°01′15″N 4°05′14″W / 53.0207°N 4.087288°W / 53.0207; -4.087288 (Craflwyn) 		1 February 2022Park and garden[38][39] The present park was laid out at the same time as the house was remodelled in the 1870s. A walled orchard and walled kitchen garden lie to the north of the gardens and pleasure grounds which are mainly to the west and north of the house.[40]II PGW(Gd)21(GWY)
Dolmelynllyn Ganllwyd
SH7244823959
52°47′52″N 3°53′31″W / 52.797763°N 3.892064°W / 52.797763; -3.892064 (Dolmelynllyn) 		1 February 2022Park and gardens[41][42][43] The site is bounded on its eastern side by the Afon Mawddach and divided from north to south by the A470 road. The land by the river is agricultural and the house and main area of parkland lie on the opposite side of the road. The gardens around the house consist of lawns and a series of terraces that date from the second half of the nineteenth century.[44]II PGW(Gd)33(GWY)
Former Nuclear Power Station at Trawsfynydd: Dragon Square and Dame Sylvia Crowe Garden Maentwrog
SH6907038097
52°55′26″N 3°56′52″W / 52.92399°N 3.947832°W / 52.92399; -3.947832 (Former Nuclear Power Station at Trawsfynydd: Dragon Square and Dame Sylvia Crowe Garden) 		1 February 2022Gardens[45][46] The registered area consists of two gardens designed by Sylvia Crowe between 1959 and 1965 as part of a larger scheme of landscaping for the former nuclear power station at Trawsfynydd. [47]II* PGW(Gd)64(GWY)
Glan-y-Mawddach Barmouth
SH6284416702
52°43′49″N 4°01′53″W / 52.730201°N 4.031406°W / 52.730201; -4.031406 (Glan-y-Mawddach) 		1 February 2022Woodland garden[48] The gardens of around 30 acres (12 ha) were developed in the early twentieth century with further planting taking place from the 1940s to 1960s. A network of paths connects a number of individual gardens whose influences include Arts and Crafts, Italian and Japanese Gardens. The long raised terrace adjoining the house and the summer house are both of c. 1910 and are both Grade II listed.[49][50][51]II* PGW(Gd)62(GWY)
Glasfryn Llanystumdwy
SH4015042423
52°57′18″N 4°22′47″W / 52.955024°N 4.379828°W / 52.955024; -4.379828 (Glasfryn) 		1 February 2022Park and gardens[52][53] The walled park was laid out in the 1790s, with the house at its centre. Since this time the estate has been enlarged with land beyond the wall being incorporated into the park, and the gardens expanded within parts of the original park. The main landscape feature is a natural lake, Llyn Glasfryn, to the south of the parkland.[54]II PGW(Gd)24(GWY)
Glyn Cywarch Talsarnau
SH6058533960
52°53′05″N 4°04′20″W / 52.884681°N 4.072199°W / 52.884681; -4.072199 (Glyn Cywarch) 		1 February 2022Park and gardens[55][56] The park and oldest parts of the gardens are contemporary with the house of c. 1616. The house, semi-formal garden and walled kitchen garden are to the north of the estate. In the centre of the park is a lookout tower built in 1881 from which there are panoramic views from Harlech Castle to the Dwyryd Estuary.[57][58]II* PGW(Gd)28(GWY)
Glynllifon Llandwrog
SH4588255029
53°04′12″N 4°18′02″W / 53.069936°N 4.300595°W / 53.069936; -4.300595 (Glynllifon) 		1 February 2022Park and gardens[59][60][61] Cadw describes Glynllifon as "an outstanding and extensive eighteenth and nineteenth-century park and pleasure ground". The Afon Llifon flows through the estate and its valley provides a setting for the features of the gardens and pleasure grounds including caves and grottoes, a boathouse and numerous bridges.[62]I PGW(Gd)39(GWY)  
Morfa Common Park Caernarfon
SH4845261669
53°07′49″N 4°15′55″W / 53.130321°N 4.265388°W / 53.130321; -4.265388 (Morfa Common Park) 		1 February 2022Public Park[63] The park was laid out by 1888 and retains much of its original layout. The main area has a network of paths and a circular walk around its main feature, an irregularly-shaped artificial lake. The north-east of the park is used for sports grounds.[64]II PGW(Gd)38(GWY)
Nannau Llanelltyd
SH7391620571
52°46′04″N 3°52′08″W / 52.767668°N 3.868998°W / 52.767668; -3.868998 (Nannau) 		1 February 2022Park and gardens[65][66][67] The late eighteenth-century landscape park contains an earlier walled deer park to the south of the 1790s house. There were two kitchen gardens at Nannau, the older of these was in the south of the estate. It appears to have been superseded from around 1838 by one closer to the house and home farm, the internal layout of which has since been mostly removed.[68]II* PGW(Gd)34(GWY)  
Panorama Walk, Barmouth Barmouth
SH6276616679
52°43′48″N 4°01′57″W / 52.729975°N 4.032551°W / 52.729975; -4.032551 (Panorama Walk, Barmouth) 		1 February 2022Walk[69] The footpath was developed in the nineteenth century take advantage of the natural scenery and views of the Mawddach Estuary and Cardigan Bay. The walk incorporates an area of woodland that was formerly pleasure grounds thought to have been laid out in the early twentieth century.[70]II PGW(Gd)26(GWY)
Parc Llanfrothen
SH6257243955
52°58′30″N 4°02′49″W / 52.975°N 4.046924°W / 52.975; -4.046924 (Parc) 		1 February 2022Park and gardens[71][72][73] The main gardens were probably laid out in the seventeenth century and feature several stone-built terraces. The gardens, together with the house and farm buildings, are centrally located within the rectangular walled park.[74]II* PGW(Gd)35(GWY)
Peniarth Llanegryn
SH6104305574
52°37′47″N 4°03′12″W / 52.62976°N 4.053362°W / 52.62976; -4.053362 (Peniarth) 		1 February 2022Park and gardens[75][76][77] The pleasure grounds around the house are within an eighteenth-century landscape park. The kitchen garden lies to the north-west of the house and is thought to have been built between 1820 and 1850. The registered area includes the former main drive to the south of the River Dysynni.[78]II* PGW(Gd)36(GWY)
Penmaenuchaf Dolgellau
SH6987318375
52°44′49″N 3°55′41″W / 52.746979°N 3.928028°W / 52.746979; -3.928028 (Penmaenuchaf) 		1 February 2022Park and gardens[79][80][81] The nineteenth-century woodland park is bounded to the north by the A493 road. The terrace around the house and the viewing terrace were present in 1888. The main garden terraces, east of the house, were added by 1901. The kitchen garden, to the north-west of the house, was probably moved to its present location as part of the redevelopment of the gardens in the early twentieth century.[82]II PGW(Gd)37(GWY)
Penrhyn Castle Llandygai
SH6014571942
53°13′33″N 4°05′43″W / 53.225808°N 4.095231°W / 53.225808; -4.095231 (Penrhyn Castle) 		1 February 2022Park and gardens[83][84][85][86] Well-preserved gardens, consisting mostly informal lawns, lie around the early nineteenth-century castle which is located centrally within a walled park. The walled flower garden to the west of the house was laid out in the second half of the nineteenth century. [87]II* PGW(Gd)40(GWY)  
Plas Bodegroes Llannor
SH3533835352
52°53′24″N 4°26′52″W / 52.890054°N 4.447817°W / 52.890054; -4.447817 (Plas Bodegroes) 		1 February 2022Park and gardens[88][89][90] The gardens and surrounding park were probably laid out when the country house (now a hotel) was built in the 1780s. To the south-west of the house is a lawn beyond which is the main feature of the garden, a 400-metre-long (1,300 ft) beech avenue.[91]II PGW(Gd)15(GWY)
Plas Brondanw Llanfrothen
SH6153742228
52°57′33″N 4°03′42″W / 52.959211°N 4.061588°W / 52.959211; -4.061588 (Plas Brondanw) 		1 February 2022Park and garden[92][93] The garden has a highly architectural design and was laid out mainly in the 1920s and 1930s by Clough Williams-Ellis who inherited the house in 1908. The folly tower in the south of the estate was erected in c. 1920 as wedding present for Clough and Amabel Williams-Ellis who married in 1915.[94][95]I PGW(Gd)30(GWY)
Plas Gwynant Beddgelert
SH6289150513
53°02′02″N 4°02′42″W / 53.033995°N 4.044961°W / 53.033995; -4.044961 (Plas Gwynant) 		1 February 2022Park and gardens[96][97][98][99] The park, which was laid out in the early nineteenth century, is divided by the Afon Llynedno flowing east to west through the park to join the Afon Glaslyn on the western boundary of the estate. The house and surrounding gardens with semi-formal terraces lie to the north of the Llynedno along both sides of which is a riverside walk.[100]II PGW(Gd)16(GWY)
Plas Tan-y-Bwlch Maentwrog
SH6487140788
52°56′50″N 4°00′41″W / 52.947125°N 4.011373°W / 52.947125; -4.011373 (Plas Tan-y-Bwlch) 		1 February 2022Park and gardens[101][102][103] The Ffestiniog Railway (built in the 1830s) passes through the park in a wide loop within which a deer park was created. The surviving layout of park and garden dates mainly from between 1869 and the beginning of the twentieth century.[104]II* PGW(Gd)31(GWY)  
Plas-yn-Rhiw Aberdaron
SH2359128304
52°49′23″N 4°37′06″W / 52.823029°N 4.618445°W / 52.823029; -4.618445 (Plas-yn-Rhiw) 		1 February 2022Park and garden[105][106] The early seventeenth-century manor house and enclosed ornamental gardens are set in a partly wooded park. The restoration and planting in the gardens was undertaken by Keating sisters who purchased the estate in 1939 and later donated it to the National Trust. [107]II PGW(Gd)14(GWY)  
Portmeirion Penrhyndeudraeth
SH5866237108
52°54′45″N 4°06′08″W / 52.912467°N 4.102127°W / 52.912467; -4.102127 (Portmeirion) 		1 February 2022Gardens[108][109] Portmeirion was designed and built by the Clough Williams-Ellis between 1925 and the 1970s. The peninsula to the west of the village was originally the informal pleasure grounds of the Aber-Ia mansion which Williams-Ellis acquired and converted into a hotel. The village consists of numerous listed buildings arranged around the central public garden.[110]II* PGW(Gd)29(GWY)  
Rhiwlas Llandderfel
SH9226837078
52°55′12″N 3°36′09″W / 52.919989°N 3.602541°W / 52.919989; -3.602541 (Rhiwlas) 		1 February 2022Park and gardens[111][112][113] The landscape park was initially laid out by William Emes in the late-eighteenth century. The estate is bounded to the south and west by the Afon Tryweryn beside which is the now disused main drive which approaches the house from the south-west. [114]II PGW(Gd)25(GWY)
Tan-yr-Allt Porthmadog
SH5680540552
52°56′34″N 4°07′52″W / 52.942913°N 4.131242°W / 52.942913; -4.131242 (Tan-yr-Allt) 		1 February 2022Park and gardens[115][116][117] The house was designed and the grounds laid out in c. 1800 by William Madocks. On the lawn to the east of the house is a memorial to Percy Bysshe Shelley who stayed at Tan-yr-Allt in the 1810s.[118]II PGW(Gd)18(GWY)
Vaynol Pentir
SH5336169303
53°12′01″N 4°11′44″W / 53.200274°N 4.195574°W / 53.200274; -4.195574 (Vaynol) 		1 February 2022Park and gardens[119][120][121][122][123][124] The oldest of the garden areas is the terraced Elizabethan garden to the north of Vaynol Old Hall. The Italian water garden between Vaynol Old Hall and Vaynol Hall, and the rose garden the south-west, both date to the early twentieth century. The present park was laid out in the 1820s and is surrounded by a high stone wall dating from the 1860s. [125]I PGW(Gd)52(GWY)
Wern Porthmadog
SH5426140030
52°56′15″N 4°10′08″W / 52.937539°N 4.168852°W / 52.937539; -4.168852 (Wern) 		1 February 2022Park and gardens[126][127][128][129] The gardens were designed by Thomas Mawson in the late-nineteenth to early-twentieth century with terraces and an informal water garden. The kitchen garden to the north-west of the house replaced an earlier structure in c. 1892 when the house was rebuilt.[130]II* PGW(Gd)19(GWY)

See also edit

Notes edit

  1. ^ Sometimes known as OSGB36, the grid reference is based on the British national grid reference system used by the Ordnance Survey.

References edit

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registered, historic, parks, gardens, gwynedd, gwynedd, county, north, west, wales, covers, area, 2021, population, approximately, gwynedd, shown, within, walesmap, coordinates, using, openstreetmapdownload, coordinates, coordinates, primary, coordinates, seco. Gwynedd is a county in the north west of Wales It covers an area of 2 535 km2 979 sq mi 1 and in 2021 the population was approximately 117 100 2 Gwynedd shown within WalesMap all coordinates using OpenStreetMapDownload coordinates as KML GPX all coordinates GPX primary coordinates GPX secondary coordinates The Cadw ICOMOS Register of Parks and Gardens of Special Historic Interest in Wales was established in 2002 and given statutory status in 2022 It is administered by Cadw the historic environment agency of the Welsh Government 3 4 Elisabeth Whittle described Cadw as having a somewhat special and guiding role in the preservation of historic parks and gardens since they are an integral part of Welsh archaeological and architectural heritage 5 The register includes just under 400 sites ranging from gardens of private houses to cemeteries and public parks Parks and gardens are listed at one of three grades matching the grading system used for listed buildings Grade I is the highest grade for sites of exceptional interest Grade II the next highest denotes parks and gardens of great quality while Grade II denotes sites of special interest 6 There are 32 sites on the register of parks and gardens in Gwynedd Three are listed at Grade I 10 are Grade II and 19 are Grade II Contents 1 Key 2 List of parks and gardens 3 See also 4 Notes 5 References 5 1 BibliographyKey editGrade Criteria 6 I Parks and gardens of exceptional interestII Parks and gardens of great qualityII Parks and gardens of special interestList of parks and gardens editList of parks and gardens Name LocationGrid Ref note 1 Geo coordinates Date ListedDescription NotesGrade Reference Number ImageAbergwynant ArthogSH676691777752 44 28 N 3 57 38 W 52 741071 N 3 960418 W 52 741071 3 960418 Abergwynant 1 February 2022Park and gardens 7 8 9 The park is bounded by the A493 road to the south east the River Gwynant to the south west and the Mawddach Trail a former railway route to the north west The park is thought to have been laid out in the mid nineteenth century at the same time as the garden with kitchen garden 10 II PGW Gd 32 GWY Boduan BuanSH322563825652 54 55 N 4 29 42 W 52 915182 N 4 49508 W 52 915182 4 49508 Boduan 1 February 2022Park and gardens 11 12 13 The park was probably first laid out when the house was built in 1736 and like the house it has undergone significant changes over the centuries The gardens include three large fishponds with ornamental bridges To the south of the house are two walled gardens built in the nineteenth century 14 II PGW Gd 17 GWY Broom Hall LlanystumdwySH411633701752 54 24 N 4 21 44 W 52 906761 N 4 362116 W 52 906761 4 362116 Broom Hall 1 February 2022Park and gardens 15 16 17 The park of about 30 acres 12 ha lies mainly to the south and south west of the house and gardens and is separated from them by a ha ha The park and gardens were laid out when the house was built 1779 1782 however the gardens were later modified with the addition of terracing and the park has been enlarged 18 II PGW Gd 22 GWY Bryn Bras Castle LlanrugSH544396249653 08 22 N 4 10 35 W 53 139418 N 4 176351 W 53 139418 4 176351 Bryn Bras Castle 1 February 2022Gardens 19 20 The house was built in the 1830s and it is thought that the gardens were laid out at the same time To the south east of the house is the water garden with a series of ponds The gardens to the east of the house consists of semi formal lawns beyond which is woodland The kitchen garden was repurposed as a knot garden in the 1920s 21 II PGW Gd 41 GWY nbsp Bryn Gwynant BeddgelertSH640405134453 02 30 N 4 01 41 W 53 041763 N 4 028173 W 53 041763 4 028173 Bryn Gwynant 1 February 2022Park and gardens 22 23 24 25 The former kitchen garden now a car park is to the west of the house Another kitchen garden may also have existed behind the house in what is now the enclosed orchard Beyond the orchard is a Japanese garden which along with the park is probably contemporary with the house built in the 1830s 26 II PGW Gd 20 GWY Bryn y Neuadd LlanfairfechanSH674677458153 15 05 N 3 59 12 W 53 251392 N 3 986707 W 53 251392 3 986707 Bryn y Neuadd 1 February 2022Park and gardens 27 28 29 The landscape park with formal Italianate garden was laid out by Edward Milner in the mid nineteenth century The house was demolished in the 1960s and although the park is now covered with the buildings of the hospital which opened in 1971 the original layout survives as do the formal garden and kitchen garden 30 II PGW Gd 3 CON Cefnamwlch TudweiliogSH234363552952 53 16 N 4 37 29 W 52 887867 N 4 624657 W 52 887867 4 624657 Cefnamwlch 1 February 2022Gardens 31 32 The house is situated within woodland which provides a sheltered microclimate for the area around the house and the walled garden to its north which probably dates to the 1820s The registered area includes the drives approaching the house from the north and south both with lodges and the former drive from the south east 33 II PGW Gd 23 GWY Cors y Gedol Dyffryn ArdudwySH595442266352 46 58 N 4 04 58 W 52 782915 N 4 082796 W 52 782915 4 082796 Cors y Gedol 1 February 2022Park and gardens 34 35 36 The kitchen garden may be contemporary with the gentry house the earliest part of which dates from 1576 and which is approached by a drive flanked by a lime avenue of c 1735 1740 The park was laid out in or possibly before the eighteenth century 37 II PGW Gd 27 GWY Craflwyn BeddgelertSH600104911653 01 15 N 4 05 14 W 53 0207 N 4 087288 W 53 0207 4 087288 Craflwyn 1 February 2022Park and garden 38 39 The present park was laid out at the same time as the house was remodelled in the 1870s A walled orchard and walled kitchen garden lie to the north of the gardens and pleasure grounds which are mainly to the west and north of the house 40 II PGW Gd 21 GWY Dolmelynllyn GanllwydSH724482395952 47 52 N 3 53 31 W 52 797763 N 3 892064 W 52 797763 3 892064 Dolmelynllyn 1 February 2022Park and gardens 41 42 43 The site is bounded on its eastern side by the Afon Mawddach and divided from north to south by the A470 road The land by the river is agricultural and the house and main area of parkland lie on the opposite side of the road The gardens around the house consist of lawns and a series of terraces that date from the second half of the nineteenth century 44 II PGW Gd 33 GWY Former Nuclear Power Station at Trawsfynydd Dragon Square and Dame Sylvia Crowe Garden MaentwrogSH690703809752 55 26 N 3 56 52 W 52 92399 N 3 947832 W 52 92399 3 947832 Former Nuclear Power Station at Trawsfynydd Dragon Square and Dame Sylvia Crowe Garden 1 February 2022Gardens 45 46 The registered area consists of two gardens designed by Sylvia Crowe between 1959 and 1965 as part of a larger scheme of landscaping for the former nuclear power station at Trawsfynydd 47 II PGW Gd 64 GWY Glan y Mawddach BarmouthSH628441670252 43 49 N 4 01 53 W 52 730201 N 4 031406 W 52 730201 4 031406 Glan y Mawddach 1 February 2022Woodland garden 48 The gardens of around 30 acres 12 ha were developed in the early twentieth century with further planting taking place from the 1940s to 1960s A network of paths connects a number of individual gardens whose influences include Arts and Crafts Italian and Japanese Gardens The long raised terrace adjoining the house and the summer house are both of c 1910 and are both Grade II listed 49 50 51 II PGW Gd 62 GWY Glasfryn LlanystumdwySH401504242352 57 18 N 4 22 47 W 52 955024 N 4 379828 W 52 955024 4 379828 Glasfryn 1 February 2022Park and gardens 52 53 The walled park was laid out in the 1790s with the house at its centre Since this time the estate has been enlarged with land beyond the wall being incorporated into the park and the gardens expanded within parts of the original park The main landscape feature is a natural lake Llyn Glasfryn to the south of the parkland 54 II PGW Gd 24 GWY Glyn Cywarch TalsarnauSH605853396052 53 05 N 4 04 20 W 52 884681 N 4 072199 W 52 884681 4 072199 Glyn Cywarch 1 February 2022Park and gardens 55 56 The park and oldest parts of the gardens are contemporary with the house of c 1616 The house semi formal garden and walled kitchen garden are to the north of the estate In the centre of the park is a lookout tower built in 1881 from which there are panoramic views from Harlech Castle to the Dwyryd Estuary 57 58 II PGW Gd 28 GWY Glynllifon LlandwrogSH458825502953 04 12 N 4 18 02 W 53 069936 N 4 300595 W 53 069936 4 300595 Glynllifon 1 February 2022Park and gardens 59 60 61 Cadw describes Glynllifon as an outstanding and extensive eighteenth and nineteenth century park and pleasure ground The Afon Llifon flows through the estate and its valley provides a setting for the features of the gardens and pleasure grounds including caves and grottoes a boathouse and numerous bridges 62 I PGW Gd 39 GWY nbsp Morfa Common Park CaernarfonSH484526166953 07 49 N 4 15 55 W 53 130321 N 4 265388 W 53 130321 4 265388 Morfa Common Park 1 February 2022Public Park 63 The park was laid out by 1888 and retains much of its original layout The main area has a network of paths and a circular walk around its main feature an irregularly shaped artificial lake The north east of the park is used for sports grounds 64 II PGW Gd 38 GWY Nannau LlanelltydSH739162057152 46 04 N 3 52 08 W 52 767668 N 3 868998 W 52 767668 3 868998 Nannau 1 February 2022Park and gardens 65 66 67 The late eighteenth century landscape park contains an earlier walled deer park to the south of the 1790s house There were two kitchen gardens at Nannau the older of these was in the south of the estate It appears to have been superseded from around 1838 by one closer to the house and home farm the internal layout of which has since been mostly removed 68 II PGW Gd 34 GWY nbsp Panorama Walk Barmouth BarmouthSH627661667952 43 48 N 4 01 57 W 52 729975 N 4 032551 W 52 729975 4 032551 Panorama Walk Barmouth 1 February 2022Walk 69 The footpath was developed in the nineteenth century take advantage of the natural scenery and views of the Mawddach Estuary and Cardigan Bay The walk incorporates an area of woodland that was formerly pleasure grounds thought to have been laid out in the early twentieth century 70 II PGW Gd 26 GWY Parc LlanfrothenSH625724395552 58 30 N 4 02 49 W 52 975 N 4 046924 W 52 975 4 046924 Parc 1 February 2022Park and gardens 71 72 73 The main gardens were probably laid out in the seventeenth century and feature several stone built terraces The gardens together with the house and farm buildings are centrally located within the rectangular walled park 74 II PGW Gd 35 GWY Peniarth LlanegrynSH610430557452 37 47 N 4 03 12 W 52 62976 N 4 053362 W 52 62976 4 053362 Peniarth 1 February 2022Park and gardens 75 76 77 The pleasure grounds around the house are within an eighteenth century landscape park The kitchen garden lies to the north west of the house and is thought to have been built between 1820 and 1850 The registered area includes the former main drive to the south of the River Dysynni 78 II PGW Gd 36 GWY Penmaenuchaf DolgellauSH698731837552 44 49 N 3 55 41 W 52 746979 N 3 928028 W 52 746979 3 928028 Penmaenuchaf 1 February 2022Park and gardens 79 80 81 The nineteenth century woodland park is bounded to the north by the A493 road The terrace around the house and the viewing terrace were present in 1888 The main garden terraces east of the house were added by 1901 The kitchen garden to the north west of the house was probably moved to its present location as part of the redevelopment of the gardens in the early twentieth century 82 II PGW Gd 37 GWY Penrhyn Castle LlandygaiSH601457194253 13 33 N 4 05 43 W 53 225808 N 4 095231 W 53 225808 4 095231 Penrhyn Castle 1 February 2022Park and gardens 83 84 85 86 Well preserved gardens consisting mostly informal lawns lie around the early nineteenth century castle which is located centrally within a walled park The walled flower garden to the west of the house was laid out in the second half of the nineteenth century 87 II PGW Gd 40 GWY nbsp Plas Bodegroes LlannorSH353383535252 53 24 N 4 26 52 W 52 890054 N 4 447817 W 52 890054 4 447817 Plas Bodegroes 1 February 2022Park and gardens 88 89 90 The gardens and surrounding park were probably laid out when the country house now a hotel was built in the 1780s To the south west of the house is a lawn beyond which is the main feature of the garden a 400 metre long 1 300 ft beech avenue 91 II PGW Gd 15 GWY Plas Brondanw LlanfrothenSH615374222852 57 33 N 4 03 42 W 52 959211 N 4 061588 W 52 959211 4 061588 Plas Brondanw 1 February 2022Park and garden 92 93 The garden has a highly architectural design and was laid out mainly in the 1920s and 1930s by Clough Williams Ellis who inherited the house in 1908 The folly tower in the south of the estate was erected in c 1920 as wedding present for Clough and Amabel Williams Ellis who married in 1915 94 95 I PGW Gd 30 GWY Plas Gwynant BeddgelertSH628915051353 02 02 N 4 02 42 W 53 033995 N 4 044961 W 53 033995 4 044961 Plas Gwynant 1 February 2022Park and gardens 96 97 98 99 The park which was laid out in the early nineteenth century is divided by the Afon Llynedno flowing east to west through the park to join the Afon Glaslyn on the western boundary of the estate The house and surrounding gardens with semi formal terraces lie to the north of the Llynedno along both sides of which is a riverside walk 100 II PGW Gd 16 GWY Plas Tan y Bwlch MaentwrogSH648714078852 56 50 N 4 00 41 W 52 947125 N 4 011373 W 52 947125 4 011373 Plas Tan y Bwlch 1 February 2022Park and gardens 101 102 103 The Ffestiniog Railway built in the 1830s passes through the park in a wide loop within which a deer park was created The surviving layout of park and garden dates mainly from between 1869 and the beginning of the twentieth century 104 II PGW Gd 31 GWY nbsp Plas yn Rhiw AberdaronSH235912830452 49 23 N 4 37 06 W 52 823029 N 4 618445 W 52 823029 4 618445 Plas yn Rhiw 1 February 2022Park and garden 105 106 The early seventeenth century manor house and enclosed ornamental gardens are set in a partly wooded park The restoration and planting in the gardens was undertaken by Keating sisters who purchased the estate in 1939 and later donated it to the National Trust 107 II PGW Gd 14 GWY nbsp Portmeirion PenrhyndeudraethSH586623710852 54 45 N 4 06 08 W 52 912467 N 4 102127 W 52 912467 4 102127 Portmeirion 1 February 2022Gardens 108 109 Portmeirion was designed and built by the Clough Williams Ellis between 1925 and the 1970s The peninsula to the west of the village was originally the informal pleasure grounds of the Aber Ia mansion which Williams Ellis acquired and converted into a hotel The village consists of numerous listed buildings arranged around the central public garden 110 II PGW Gd 29 GWY nbsp Rhiwlas LlandderfelSH922683707852 55 12 N 3 36 09 W 52 919989 N 3 602541 W 52 919989 3 602541 Rhiwlas 1 February 2022Park and gardens 111 112 113 The landscape park was initially laid out by William Emes in the late eighteenth century The estate is bounded to the south and west by the Afon Tryweryn beside which is the now disused main drive which approaches the house from the south west 114 II PGW Gd 25 GWY Tan yr Allt PorthmadogSH568054055252 56 34 N 4 07 52 W 52 942913 N 4 131242 W 52 942913 4 131242 Tan yr Allt 1 February 2022Park and gardens 115 116 117 The house was designed and the grounds laid out in c 1800 by William Madocks On the lawn to the east of the house is a memorial to Percy Bysshe Shelley who stayed at Tan yr Allt in the 1810s 118 II PGW Gd 18 GWY Vaynol PentirSH533616930353 12 01 N 4 11 44 W 53 200274 N 4 195574 W 53 200274 4 195574 Vaynol 1 February 2022Park and gardens 119 120 121 122 123 124 The oldest of the garden areas is the terraced Elizabethan garden to the north of Vaynol Old Hall The Italian water garden between Vaynol Old Hall and Vaynol Hall and the rose garden the south west both date to the early twentieth century The present park was laid out in the 1820s and is surrounded by a high stone wall dating from the 1860s 125 I PGW Gd 52 GWY Wern PorthmadogSH542614003052 56 15 N 4 10 08 W 52 937539 N 4 168852 W 52 937539 4 168852 Wern 1 February 2022Park and gardens 126 127 128 129 The gardens were designed by Thomas Mawson in the late nineteenth to early twentieth century with terraces and an informal water garden The kitchen garden to the north west of the house replaced an earlier structure in c 1892 when the house was rebuilt 130 II PGW Gd 19 GWY See also edit nbsp Wales portalScheduled monuments in Gwynedd Grade I listed buildings in Gwynedd Grade II listed buildings in GwyneddNotes edit Sometimes known as OSGB36 the grid reference is based on the British national grid reference system used by the Ordnance Survey References edit Gwynedd Population Density QS102EW UKCensusdata com Archived from the original on 24 March 2023 Retrieved 24 March 2023 Labour Market Profile Gwynedd Nomis Office for National Statistics Retrieved 24 March 2023 Historic Parks and Gardens Cadw Archived from the original on 9 March 2012 Registered historic parks and gardens Cadw Retrieved 19 February 2023 Whittle 1992 p 6 a b Understanding registered historic parks amp gardens 2 What is registration Cadw Retrieved 3 April 2023 Abergwynant Park Penmaenpool 700129 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Abergwynant Hall Garden Penmaenpool 301625 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Abergwynant Hall Kitchen Garden Penmaenpool 700130 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Cadw Abergwynant PGW Gd 32 GWY National Historic Assets of Wales Retrieved 24 March 2023 Boduan Park Pwllheli 700259 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Boduan Grounds and Gardens Pwllheli 301627 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Boduan Walled Gardens Pwllheli 700260 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Cadw Boduan PGW Gd 17 GWY National Historic Assets of Wales Retrieved 24 March 2023 Broome Hall Park Pwllheli 700299 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Broome Hall Grounds and Gardens Pwllheli 86305 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Broome Hall Kitchen Garden Pwllheli 700300 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Cadw Broom Hall PGW Gd 22 GWY National Historic Assets of Wales Retrieved 24 March 2023 Bryn Bras Castle Garden and Pleasure Grounds Llanrug 86307 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Bryn Bras Castle Kitchen Garden 700019 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Cadw Bryn Bras Castle PGW Gd 41 GWY National Historic Assets of Wales Retrieved 22 March 2023 Bryn Gwynant Park Beddgelert 700078 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Bryn Gwynant Japanese Garden Beddgelert 301628 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Bryn Gwynant Kitchen Garden Beddgelert 700080 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Bryn Gwynant Walled Orchard Beddgelert 700079 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Cadw Bryn Gwynant PGW Gd 20 GWY National Historic Assets of Wales Retrieved 24 March 2023 Bryn y neuadd Park Llanfairfechan 700189 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Bryn y Neuadd Garden Llanfairfechan 301618 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Bryn y neuadd Kitchen Garden Llanfairfechan 700190 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Cadw Bryn y Neuadd PGW Gd 3 CON National Historic Assets of Wales Retrieved 22 March 2023 Cefnamlwch Gardens and Grounds Tudweiliog 86328 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Cefnamlwch Walled Garden Tudweiliog 700298 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Cadw Cefnamwlch PGW Gd 23 GWY National Historic Assets of Wales Retrieved 24 March 2023 Cors y gedol Parkland Dyffryn Ardudwy 700181 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Cors y Gedol Gardens and Grounds Dyffryn Ardudwy 265202 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Cors y gedol Walled Garden Dyffryn Ardudwy 700182 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Cadw Cors y Gedol PGW Gd 27 GWY National Historic Assets of Wales Retrieved 24 March 2023 Craflwyn Hall Park and Grounds Beddgelert 86350 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Craflwyn Hall Kitchen Garden and Orchard Beddgelert 414057 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Cadw Craflwyn PGW Gd 21 GWY National Historic Assets of Wales Retrieved 24 March 2023 Dolmelynllyn Park Ganllwyd 700296 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Dol y Melynllyn Garden Ganllwyd 301630 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Dolmelynllyn Hall Kitchen Garden Ganllwyd 700297 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Cadw Dolmelynllyn PGW Gd 33 GWY National Historic Assets of Wales Retrieved 24 March 2023 Dragon Square Garden Trawsfynydd Power Station 422271 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Dame Sylvia Crowe Garden Trawsfynydd Power Station 422272 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Cadw Former Nuclear Power Station at Trawsfynydd Dragon Square and Dame Sylvia Crowe Garden PGW Gd 64 GWY National Historic Assets of Wales Retrieved 24 March 2023 Glan y Mawddach Woodland Garden Barmouth 301631 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Cadw Glan y Mawddach PGW Gd 62 GWY National Historic Assets of Wales Retrieved 24 March 2023 Cadw Adjoining raised Terrace to Eof Glan y Mawddach 15493 National Historic Assets of Wales Retrieved 24 March 2023 Cadw Summer House at Glan y Mawddach 15496 National Historic Assets of Wales Retrieved 24 March 2023 Glasfryn Park Llanaelhaearn 700040 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Glasfryn Garden Llanaelhaearn 86376 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Cadw Glasfryn PGW Gd 24 GWY National Historic Assets of Wales Retrieved 24 March 2023 Glyn Cywarch Harlech 700293 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Glyn Cywarch Garden Eisingrug 301632 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Cadw Glyn Cywarch PGW Gd 28 GWY National Historic Assets of Wales Retrieved 24 March 2023 Cadw Tower at Glyn Cywarch 83470 National Historic Assets of Wales Retrieved 24 March 2023 Glynllifon Park Penygroes 700294 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Glynllifon Park Pleasure Grounds Penygroes 86377 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Glynllifon Park Walled Gardens Penygroes 700295 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Cadw Glynllifon PGW Gd 39 GWY National Historic Assets of Wales Retrieved 24 March 2023 Morfa Common Public Park Caernarfon 301629 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Cadw Morfa Common Park PGW Gd 38 GWY National Historic Assets of Wales Retrieved 24 March 2023 Nannau Park Dolgellau 265209 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Nannau Pleasure Grounds Dolgellau 700271 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Nannau New Kitchen Garden Dolgellau 700272 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Cadw Nannau PGW Gd 34 GWY National Historic Assets of Wales Retrieved 24 March 2023 Panorama Walk Barmouth 301626 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Cadw Panorama Walk Barmouth PGW Gd 26 GWY National Historic Assets of Wales Retrieved 24 March 2023 Parc Park Croesor 700291 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Parc Garden Croesor 265122 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Parc Walled Garden Croesor 700292 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Cadw Parc PGW Gd 35 GWY National Historic Assets of Wales Retrieved 24 March 2023 Peniarth Park Llanegryn 700289 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Peniarth Pleasure Gardens Llanegryn 265216 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Peniarth Kitchen Garden Llanegryn 700290 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Cadw Peniarth PGW Gd 36 GWY National Historic Assets of Wales Retrieved 24 March 2023 Penmaenuchaf Park Penmaenpool 700287 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Penmaenuchaf Garden Penmaenpool 301634 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Penmaenuchaf Kitchen Garden Penmaenpool 700288 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Cadw Penmaenuchaf PGW Gd 37 GWY National Historic Assets of Wales Retrieved 24 March 2023 Penrhyn Castle Park Bangor 700208 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Penrhyn Castle Gardens Bangor 86440 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Penrhyn Castle Flower Garden Bangor 16692 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Maes y gerddi Penrhyn Castle Bangor 700209 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Cadw Penrhyn Castle PGW Gd 40 GWY National Historic Assets of Wales Retrieved 24 March 2023 Plas Bodegroes Park Pwllheli 700164 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Plas Bodegroes Garden Pwllheli 86283 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Plas Bodegroes Kitchen Garden Pwllheli 700165 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Cadw Plas Bodegroes PGW Gd 15 GWY National Historic Assets of Wales Retrieved 24 March 2023 Plas Brondanw Park Penrhyndeudraeth 700163 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Plas Brondanw Garden Penrhyndeudraeth 301635 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Cadw Plas Brondanw PGW Gd 30 GWY National Historic Assets of Wales Retrieved 24 March 2023 Cadw Brondanw Tower 19793 National Historic Assets of Wales Retrieved 24 March 2023 Plas Gwynant Park Beddgelert 700268 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Plas Gwynant Garden Beddgelert 86450 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Plas Gwynant Walled Garden Beddgelert 700269 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Plas Gwynant Kitchen Garden Beddgelert 700270 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Cadw Plas Gwynant PGW Gd 16 GWY National Historic Assets of Wales Retrieved 24 March 2023 Plas Tan y bwlch Park Maentwrog 700107 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Plas Tan y bwlch Garden Maentwrog 28688 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Plas Tan y bwlch Walled Garden Maentwrog 700108 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Cadw Plas Tan y Bwlch PGW Gd 31 GWY National Historic Assets of Wales Retrieved 24 March 2023 Plas yn rhiw Woodland Park Aberdaron 700204 Coflein RCAHMW Plas Yn Rhiw Garden Aberdaron 86463 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Cadw Plas yn Rhiw PGW Gd 14 GWY National Historic Assets of Wales Retrieved 24 March 2023 Portmeirion Grounds and Gardens 301590 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Aber Ia Grounds and Gardens now Portmeirion 265160 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Cadw Portmeirion PGW Gd 29 GWY National Historic Assets of Wales Retrieved 24 March 2023 Rhiwlas Hall Park Bala 700264 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Rhiwlas Hall Gardens Bala 265327 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Rhiwlas Hall Kitchen Garden Bala 700265 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Cadw Rhiwlas PGW Gd 25 GWY National Historic Assets of Wales Retrieved 24 March 2023 Tan yr allt Park Tremadog 700285 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Tan yr Allt Gardens Tremadog 301636 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Tan yr allt Kitchen Garden Tremadog 700286 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Cadw Tan yr Allt PGW Gd 18 GWY National Historic Assets of Wales Retrieved 24 March 2023 Vaynol Park Bangor 422223 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Vaynol Old Hall Garden Bangor 700072 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Vaynol Water Garden Bangor 700073 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Vaynol Kitchen Garden Bangor 700075 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Vaynol Rose Garden Bangor 700074 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Vaynol Hall Gardens Vaynol Bangor 86511 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Cadw Vaynol PGW Gd 52 GWY National Historic Assets of Wales Retrieved 24 March 2023 Wern Manor Park Porthmadog 700282 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Wern Manor Garden Porthmadog 86512 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Wern Manor Old Kitchen Garden Porthmadog 700283 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Wern Manor New Kitchen Garden Porthmadog 700284 Coflein RCAHMW Retrieved 24 March 2023 Cadw Wern PGW Gd 19 GWY National Historic Assets of Wales Retrieved 24 March 2023 Bibliography edit Whittle Elisabeth 1992 The Historic Gardens of Wales An Introduction to Parks and Gardens in the History of Wales Cardiff Cadw ISBN 978 0 117 01578 4 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Registered historic parks and gardens in Gwynedd amp oldid 1158993861, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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