Lady Llanover helped to found Llandovery College in 1847. This site will be of interest and use to those wanting to find out about the college for the first time as well as to current and past parents, College pupils and the Old Llandoverian Society.
www.llandoverycollege.com

Llanover Estate as it is today
www.llanover.com

Maker & restorer of harpsichords, fortepianos and harps. The Welsh Triple Harp page includes photographs of the replica triple harps he has produced, which are based on a harp built around 1900 on the Llanover estate.

trac is the folk development organisation for Wales. Set up in 1997, it began by commissioning a study on the state of folk and traditional music in Wales.

‘Lady Llanover and the Triple Harp’ an article by Rachel Ley, Bangor University (PDF file)

The web site of the Cambridge Harp Association. The site describes the harps owned by the society and how it has been raising money for the restoration of the university's collection of antique harps.

The Welsh Folk Dance Society whose aims are to educate the public in the art of Welsh folk dancing.

uk.geocities.com/ajcouch/Carnhuanawc

Web site of the Carnhuanawc Society

CYD is a Welsh language movement which offers social opportunity to bring Welsh learners and speakers together. 

The Historical  Manuscripts Commission (including National Register of Archives) has joined with the Public Record Office to become The National Archives the UK's central advisory body on archives and manuscripts relating to British history. Established in 1869 by Royal Warrant, it is the principal source of information on the nature and location of records and a leading source of advice on matters relating to them.

Promoting Welsh in the Community

Directory of information concerning the Welsh language

What you will find

Illustrations from 'Cambrian costumes dedicated to the nobility and gentry of Wales’ – Created by Lady Llanover in 1830

An article by Geoffrey Powell (PDF file)

An article by Christine Stevens (PDF file)

www.tlysau.org.uk (Welsh)

www.gtj.org.uk (English)

Gathering the Jewels was established by a consortium of the following bodies:

National Library of Wales, Society of Chief Librarians (Wales), National Museums and Galleries of Wales, Federation of Welsh Museums, Archives Council Wales, Royal Commission of Ancient and Historic Monuments Wales, Council of Museums in Wales, Wales Higher Education Libraries Forum, Welsh County Archivists Group.

The goal of the project was to put the cream of Wales' cultural history, from repositories throughout Wales, on the Internet for people to learn from and enjoy.

www.urdd.org/HafanddalenS.htm

Archives Council of Wales

Subject gateway to material on the world wide web, which gives a guide to web sites offering information relating to Wales and all aspects of Welsh Life. The National Library of Wales is leading the project.