Reports
Discovering Old Welsh Houses publishes three types of reports on pre-1700 houses:
- House History Reports, written by our members about houses in their localities.
- Historic Building Record that we commission from professional surveyors of houses of exceptional interest, with detailed measured plans, sections and a full photographic record
- Tree Ring Dating Reports carried out by professional laboratories and entails drilling in-situ oak timber and removing small cores to compare with standard control chronologies
Copyright
The copyright of most reports belongs to Discovering Old Welsh Houses. Where copyright resides with others, we have made every effort to obtain their permission to reproduce reports on our website. Our policy is to allow free access to our research documents as part of our public benefit as a registered charity. You are welcome to reproduce this material but if you do so, please acknowledge the source.
Older reports sometimes refer to the earlier names of the Group. Between 2005 and 2012 we were known as The Snowdonia Dendrochronology Project, then the N W Wales Dendrochronology Project and then the Dating Old Welsh Houses Group.
Privacy
All houses mentioned on the website or in reports are private and are NOT open to the public at any time. Any queries should be directed to research@dowh.wales.
You can search our database of reports for specific houses by house name, local authority, historic county and current community.
House Reports
House Reports Search
Guide for searching reports:
When entering in the search fields, type the first few letters into the box and a list will auto complete below from which you can then select a record.
Remember to search for different variants of spellings – Ty and Tŷ will produce different lists.
To find house reports starting with Tŷ use copy and paste into the box.