Members
We currently have a membership of over 200 across North Wales and beyond. We have both English and Welsh speaking members.
Benefits of Membership
- Visits to houses not normally open to the public
- Local and online talks
- The latest and past Quarterly Newsletters
- Training sessions on how to research house histories and how to draw up plans of houses
- Insight to tree-ring dating and isotope testing
- Monthly "Any Questions" online meeting with our expert researchers
- Opportunities to meet up socially with other members at AGM and Christmas
New members are always welcome, and we offer a range of membership options:
- £15 per annum for Single Membership
- £20 per annum for Joint Membership (two Individuals living at the same address.)
- £100 for Life Membership
- £160 for Joint Life Membership
For Annual members, the membership year runs from the 1st of April to the 31st of March, and renewal of membership is due the following April.
- For Annual members joining during January, February or March, the initial membership payment will be deemed to be for the following year, and renewal will not be required for 13/14/15 months.
- If an annual member does not renew membership by the 30th April of the current year, then the membership will cease until the subscription is paid and they will no longer have access to the latest events and newsletter.
- Annual members will be sent reminders to renew their memberships, one month, one week and on the renewal date.
Example online talk
15 January 2025
The building that moved: Cwrt Plas yn Dre, Dolgellau and the enduring myth of Owain Glyn Dŵr’s Parliament House
Edward Parry and Martin Cherry
The talk examines the evidence to help “reconstruct” what the original house really looked like as what is now at Newtown bears only a superficial resemblance of what existed at Dolgellau. The talk also sheds light on the identity of the builder.