WebSwtan is a fully restored 17th Century thatched cottage, and tells the story of rural Welsh life circa 1900. Friendly and informative; Swtans’ custodians enthuse visitors with stories that help them understand the way people once lived. Indeed, Cyfeillon Swatan/Friends of Swtan, run this highly successful site today as a charitable trust. WebNational Trust-owned Swtan (a name believed to be derived from a local species of fish which was caught here) is a fully restored 17th-century thatched cottage – the last of its kind in Wales. Delve back into history to discover what life was like for families living here in the 19th century, what they ate, how they slept, what they did for work.
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WebNational Trust Horizon Live. User Name: Password: Forgotten your password? Authenticating... WebSwtan is a fully restored example of a 17th century Welsh cottage with a thatched roof. ... The cottage is owned by the National Trust, and is leased and run by a group of local enthusiasts, Cyfellion Swtan (‘Friends of Swtan’) - a Registered Charity [No.1138229], as a heritage museum preserving history and culture. fly from liverpool to gatwick
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WebThis delightful little cottage is an example of a 17th century Welsh cottage, it is owned by the National Trust and is dog friendly. If you’re looking for somewhere to go, but don’t want to leave the dogs behind, this should definitely be on top of your list. The staff/volunteers are super welcoming and have lots of knowledge on Welsh history. WebOn foot. Swan Barn Farm is 50m off the high street, opposite the Georgian House Hotel. Cross the road and follow the footpath between the buildings marked Swan Barn Walk, … WebSwtan Cottage was originally built during the 16th Century in what must have been considered at the time one of the most remote parts of Anglesey. Now owned by the National Trust, Swtan is leased to Cyfeillion Swtan (Friends of Swtan) Families living in the Church Bay area and the far North Western corner of Anglesey led very isolated lives. greenleaf family