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Vyrnwy House, Meifod

Broniarth Bridge c1955
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This photo was taken from a spot very close to Vyrnwy House where my great Aunt Winifred Morris used to live. Broniarth Hill is behind the photographer. I used to visit her quite often in the 50's, usually on a Sunday when my father and I used to catch a fishermans coach from Liverpool to the village. In those days she had no electricity and water was obtained from a pump in the yard. The garden had a beautiful view over the valley exactly like this one. In the distance is Duffryn Hill which I climbed many times. At the base of this hill was the hall where Clement Davies the then head of the Liberal Party and MP for Merioneth lived.

Written by Brian Morris. To send Brian Morris a private message, click here.

A memory of Meifod in Powys shared on Thursday, 22nd March 2007.

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RE: RE: Vyrnwy House, Meifod

Brian, are you related to James Morris who used to be the smithy in Llansantffraid? He was my grandfather's uncle.

Comment from Glynis Newman on Tuesday, 27th April 2010.

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