Tredegar House and the Morgan Family, Part 4: End of the Line.

[@keithallen8398]

Yet another brilliant story, factual, with the usual humour. Some great stories. Thankyou team for the series. I would recommend anyone interested in Tredegar House and the Morgan's this is a must listen too.

[@CatalinaSabella]

Goff, I hope you are feeling better soon - please do be sure to put some ice on those bruises! Spontaneous pirates of the historical realm, you certainly have done an outstanding job on covering the Morgans of Tredegar in the 4 episodes that you did. I can't imagine the years of experience that were needed to have successfully created presentations of this caliber. No one else could have done it, and now we are safe in the knowledge that these memories will be kept forever for present and future generations. As a humble Morgan family member, I and my family just want to thank you for taking the time and energy to do it! Who knew, when I found you a few years ago during covid lockdown, that I would have the pleasure of taking this amazing journey with you to this very day. I can only say that after almost 2 years, I am still amazed (and still waiting for my medals) and yesss.... I watched the whole thing tonight. Bless you two... thanks for all you do!! 💖💖 ps - Go Newport County! ⚽

[@glynwilliams1348]

Really love your podcasts but this one is just the best ❤

[@Vuzkite]

Outstanding as always - please, please do a podcast on the servants and staff.

[@Vaughansdaysout]

Good to see you both will catch up on the Tredegar house series

[@chriswilliams7480]

Nadolig llawen well done both. Where was the shrine of Saint Gladys?

[@jardon8636]

danke, merci, obrigado, grazie, gracias, diolch yn fawr... JOYEUX NOEL NADOLIG LLAWEN & BLWYDDYN NEWYDD DDA.. probably the very best episode yet... its like reading 3 books about tredegar house... are there other historic houses not yet mentioned of the morgan dynasty from 1400.. could you do video of Dolaucothi Estate ( Dolaucothy) in the village of Caio up the Cothi Valley in the community of Cynwyl Gaeo, in Carmarthenshire, its well outside of gwent or even glamorgan, but is a unkown historic house... & Rhyd-y-gors Castle & Rhyd-y-gors Mansion, home of the Edwardes family also in camarthenshire. a forgotten unkown historic house... and in your area Shirenewton Hall, Shirenewton Court, Shirenewton, Monmouthshire... & Church of St Thomas a Becket Shirenewton, Monmouthshire

[@JohnKirwan-zp5fl]

Visited the house in June as a National Trust member. Had wanted to visit for years. Important house but presentation a bit below par. Particularly disappointed in the presentation of the main entrance hall. Full of junk to entertain children which should be kept to a back room or part of the old domestic quarters. A rack of dressing up costumes, an empty picture frame.... rather poor quality seating furniture which looked a bit like Shaker furniture but alas poor quality. Lowered the tone of the house. Noticed that one of the porches had greenery sprouting out of the roof. Beautiful staircase. A magnificent house but disappointingly presented. Gather NAT Trust have had it in care About 12 years. About time they got their act together. On same trip to Wales n the Cotswolds did Llangollen, Erdigg, Powis Castle and Charlecote Park. Powis was absolutely magnificent inside and outside. Spent a week travelling about the countryside. By training I'm a historian, archivist, writer, curator.