GHF-E137 — 1974 H. J. Thomas architectural survey and floor plan (RCAHMW / National Monuments Record)
Wiki catalogue reference: GHF-E137 · Custodian / source URL: Buckler family evidence repository
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1. The evidence
Evidence object area: scans of NMR 6048941, 6048943 and 6048945 are to be ordered under RCAHMW RC26-0375. Which reference is the survey and which is the Johns–Buckler correspondence is to be confirmed on receipt.
Catalogue UID: GHF-E137 · Custodian/source copy: bucklerfamily.estate. Preview and provenance status as at 10-10-2026.
Description
3. What is not known
2. What is known
Catalogue: GHF-E137 · Type: Architectural survey, floor plan and photographs · Date: 1974 · Holder: Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales (NMR) · Evidence status: PLACEHOLDER scans being ordered
DOCUMENTED FACT. RCAHMW holds the H. J. Thomas survey material, including a 1974 survey and floor plan documenting a sub-medieval or late-seventeenth-century building (RCAHMW review). RCAHMW says the house was only partly recorded because of problems created by an ownership dispute.
- The full wording and extent of the survey.
- The Johns–Buckler correspondence, lost “since 1986/87”, which may have recorded Mary’s own account of her title to an independent public body.
- Whether Cadw saw the survey in 1988.
Transcription
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Interpretation and wider context
DOCUMENTED FACT / UNRESOLVED. It is a public record of the house’s significance fourteen years before demolition. 🕒
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Interpretive assessment date: 10-10-2026.