EV-0085 — Glamorgan Village Book: printed page on Great House Farm demolition
| EV ID | EV-0085 |
|---|---|
| Title | Glamorgan Village Book: printed page on Great House Farm demolition |
| Date of document | 1993 (published) |
| Type | other |
| Evidence label | SECONDARY / ANALYSIS |
| Repository / reference | The Cedwyn evidence repository; No reference numbers given |
| Status | PENDING — Held by the Cedwyn evidence repository; Use custodian/source link to inspect. Published in The Glamorgan Village Book, compiled by the Glamorgan Federation of Women’s Institutes (Newbury: Countryside Books, 1993; ISBN 1-85306-254-5), “Llandough (Penarth)”, pp. 64–66; full transcript of the entry: EV-0645. |
| Provenance | Photograph of a printed page from The Glamorgan Village Book, held as an archive image. No inline preview or transcription on wiki page. |
| Wiki catalogue page | GHF-E110-A6 |
| Claims that rely on this | Media Gallery |
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Proves: States Great House Farm was demolished the night of 6 December 1988 after a 33-year ownership dispute; Secondary corroboration of date and dispute account. The same entry records Marconi’s stay at Great House Farm: “Marconi too slept here in a four poster bed whilst working with his experiments in wireless telegraphy between the Flat Holm and Lavernock Point.” (see also EV-0646)
Does not prove: Does not establish the underlying legal position or merits of the ownership dispute; full transcript of the entry: EV-0645.
Cited on
6 pages link here.
- EV-0646 — The Post (Cardiff), 14 September 1995, p.24: Bill Barrett, “My Cardiff”, “The day that the radio age was born” (Marconi and George Kemp at Great House Farm, 10–11 May 1897)
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