History
It was a residence of members of the princely dynasty of the Welsh kingdom of Powysand one of the taî'ruchelwyr(houses of the gentry) in late medieval Wales.
It subsequently came into the possession of the Ormsby-Gorefamily (Lord Harlech). Its English correspondent is sometimes given as Porkington. A manuscript known to have been in the possession of Brogyntyn in 1574 was a copy of the Hanes Gruf(f)udd ab Cynan.
The house itself is of brick dating from circa...
It was a residence of members of the princely dynasty of the Welsh kingdom of Powysand one of the taî'ruchelwyr(houses of the gentry) in late medieval Wales.
It subsequently came into the possession of the Ormsby-Gorefamily (Lord Harlech). Its English correspondent is sometimes given as Porkington. A manuscript known to have been in the possession of Brogyntyn in 1574 was a copy of the Hanes Gruf(f)udd ab Cynan.
The house itself is of brick dating from circa...
Brogyntyn Hall, Shropshire - October 2016
