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A local resident told me Llanthomas Hall had once been owned by a THOMAS family but the building has been demolished. She said the few remaining traces of the hall were on land now owned by Llanthomas Farm. I found the entrance to the farm a few hundred yards down a lane leading from the church.
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Signpost at the entrance to Llanthomas Farm.
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The rough track leading to Llanthomas Farm buildings.
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The farm buildings are undergoing renovation and refurbishment. The old tractor has seen better days!
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The buildings form an L shape; this is the east-facing side of the L.
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Near the perimeter of the farm, I discovered these old stone gateposts almost hidden by vegetation. Further investigation suggested they probably marked the original entrance to the Llanthomas Hall estate.
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The ruins of Llanthomas Hall. A Llanigon resident told me she thought they were the remains of the wine cellars in the basement of the hall.
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