Dinefwr Park

Bibliography

Unpublished National Trust and Wildlife Trust South and West Wales Reports

  • Bullock, D., 2003. Nature Conservation - Significance
  • Ellis, R., 1995. Excavation Plans – The Victorian Garden
  • Evans, C.E., Dignam, C., Jones, R., Williams, M.G. and King, J.C., 1989. Dinefwr Park Survey Report.
  • Evans, S., 2003. Home Farm Dinefwr - Significance
  • Fay, N., Rose, B., and de Berker, N., 2003. Dinefwr Estate Veteran Tree Survey
  • Garfi. S., 2003. The National Trust Archaeological Survey Dinefwr Park.
  • Hancock, B., 1999. Dinefwr White Park Cattle.
  • Hughes, G., 2003. A Roman Fort at Dinefwr Park, Llandeilo; a commentary on a geophysical survey by Stratascan.
  • Jenkins, T., 2003. A Macroinvertebrate Survey of the Lakes and Streams of the National Trust Estate, Dinefwr Park, Llandeilo.
  • Jenkins, K., 2003. A Macrophyte Survey of the Lakes and Streams of the National Trust Estate, Dinefwr Park, Llandeilo.
  • Latham, J., 1992. Survey of World War II Hospital, Dinefwr
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  • Lucas, S., 1999. Castle Woods Nature Reserve Site Management Plan.
  • Moggridge, H., 2003. Parc Dinefwr Designed Landscape Survey
  • Muckle, P., 2002. Survey of Pen Parc. Dinefwr
  • Muckle, P., 2003.Survey of the Vernacular Farm Buildings at Dynevor Home Farm.
  • Murphy, K., 2003. Dinefwr Park Survey
  • Orange, A.O., 1988. The Lichens of Dinefwr ( also for nature Conservancy Council – now Countryside Council for Wales)
  • Phillipps, D., 2004. Dinefwr Learning Plan
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  • Suhr, S., 1995. A Historical Survey of the Building of Newton House
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Maps

  • Ordnance Survey Surveyors Notes, (unpublished manuscript), Carmarthenshire, 1811, National Library of Wales
  • Ordnance Survey 2 inch to the mile, (unpublished manuscript), Carmarthenshire, 1833
  • National Library of Wales
  • Ordnance Survey, 1885. Carmarthenshire, Sheet XXXIII,15 . 25 inches to the mile.
  • Ordnance Survey, 1905. Carmarthenshire, Sheet XXXIII,15 . 25 inches to the mile
  • Tithe Map and Schedule (unpublished manuscript), Llandyfeisant Parish, Carmarthenshire, 1839. National Library of Wales

Manuscripts

The Dynevor papers are deposited in Carmarthen Record Office and the National Library of Wales. Several remain in the private possession of Lord Dynevor.

Published Material

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  • Cadw/ ICOMOS/Countryside Council for Wales, 1999. Register of Landscapes of Outstanding Historic Interest in Wales.
  • Cadw/ICOMOS, 2002. Carmarthenshire, Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire, Register of Landscapes Parks and Gardens of Special Historic Interest in Wales, Part 1 Parks and Gardens.
  • Carmarthenshire County Council, 2002. A Local Biodiversity Action Plan for Carmarthenshire .
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  • Harvey, G., 2003. Parkland. The National Trust Living Landscape Series
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  • Keen, R., 1991. Parc Dinefwr, Llandeilo, Dyfed. Journal of Garden History, Vol. 11, No 4, 217-223.
  • Lipscomb, G., 1802. A Journey into South Wales
  • Malkin, B.H., 1807. The Scenery Antiquities and Biography of South Wales.
  • Moore D., 1993. Dinefwr and Dynevor: A Place name Study. Carmarthenshire Antiquary, Vol XXIX, 5-11.
  • Moore, D., 1994. Artists' Views of Dynevor. Carmarthenshire Antiquary, XXX, 113-123.
  • Moore, D., 1994. Dynevor Castle and Newton House: Some Seventeenth Century Pictures. Archaeologia Cambrensis , 143, 204-235
  • Palmer,H., 1994. ‘Mr Bundy's Book' Administration and the Workforce – Dynevor Castle 1856. The Carmarthenshire Antiquary , Vol XXX, 113-123
  • Rees, S. and Caple, C., 1999. Dinefwr Castle – Drwyslwyn Castle.
  • Rees, T., 1819. A Topographical and Historical Description of South Wales (1815).
  • Roscoe, T., 1837. Wanderings in Wales .
  • Rowler, A.P., 1909. Dynevor Castle. Gardener's Chronicle. 1909. 165-166.
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