Radnor Collection

Photograph of Radnor Arms, Kensington, London. The main side of the print (shown here) depicts: Corner on view of the pub. The back of the print (available on request) details: Trading Record 1938

Ley lines: Radnor Vale, Wales
Map showing the eastern end of Radnor Vale, Wales, with the ley lines drawn in by hand. Date: 1925

Map of Radnorshire, Wales, 18th century
Map of Radnorshire in Wales, mid-18th century, with towns marked including Rhyadergowy, Knighton, Presteign and Hay-on-Wye. Date: Mid-18th Century

Mound alignments and ley lines
Illustrations showing mound alignments at South Radnor and at Pilleth in Wales, and ley lines in the Cotswold and at the Hereford church of St Owen. 1925

De Dietrich Vintage Car, Wales. Radnor registration. Date: 1913

Radnor Cliff, Sandgate, Kent
Radnor Cliff, Sandgate, Folkestone, Kent, England. Date: 1900s

Mary Countess Radnor
MARY AUGUSTA FREDERICA (nee Grimston) countess of RADNOR wife of Jacob, fourth earl Date: 1820 - 1879

Third Earl of Radnor
JOHN PLEYDELL-BOUVERIE, third earl of RADNOR statesman, while he was still Lord Folkestone Date: 1779 - 1869

John Earl Radnor
JOHN ROBARTES, first earl of RADNOR soldier and statesman Date: 1606 - 1685

Pagan Altar Font
This font at Old Radnor Church, Radnorshire, Wales, is thought to have originally been used as a Pagan altar and adapted for Christian use in the late 8th century. Date: pre 8th century

Cascob Church
The massive and ancient church of Cascob, which lies tucked away in a remote valley at the north eastern end of Radnor Forest, Radnorshire, Wales. Date: 1950s photo

Radnor Vale
The eastern end of Radnor Vale, Radnorshire, from above Evenjobb, Wales. Date: 1930s

Oldest British Font
The ancient font of Old Radnor Church, Radnorshire, Wales, is probably the oldest and largest font in Britain. It was probably a Pagan altar, adapted to Chritianity. Date: 1950s

The Four Stones, Walton, near New Radnor, Radnorshire, Wales. An arrangement of huge megaliths, believed to have been of religious significance, now in a meadow. Date: BC

Recumbent Menhir
The magnificent recumbent menhir (standing stone) seen in a hedge by the roadside, east of Burl Hill, near New Radnor, Radnorshire, Wales. Date: BC

Welsh Mountain Sheep
Welsh mountain sheep of the Radnor breed

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