Rescuing Llwyn Celyn: The Inside Story | 2018 Landmark Lecture

In this recording of the 2018 Landmark Lecture held in November, Dr Anna Keay, Caroline Stanford, Professor Malcolm Airs and John Evetts reveal the discoveries, triumphs and challenges during the restoration of Llwyn Celyn. Llwyn Celyn is a medieval hall house in the beautiful Llanthony Valley in Monmouthshire. Landmark found Llwyn Celyn in a perilous state, and it is one of the most complex restorations we've ever undertaken. Learn more about Llwyn Celyn: http://ow.ly/yKgX30mRlgp Dr Anna Keay is a writer, historian and curator. She has been the Director of the Landmark Trust since 2012. Caroline Stanford has been Landmark's Historian since 2000. Caroline writes, speaks and lectures extensively about Landmark’s buildings to a wide range of audiences. Professor Malcolm Airs is Emeritus Professor of Conservation and the Historic Environment at Kellogg College, Oxford University. Malcolm is a big supporter of Landmark's work having previously served on our Board of Trustees. John Evetts has shaped the presentation of Landmark’s buildings for over 40 years. Joining Landmark in 1976 following a career as a photographer, John worked closely with Landmark’s founders John and Christian Smith in the early days of the charity: he knows each building and its surroundings - including Llwyn Celyn - intimately.