A Memoir Of Chirk Castle And The Myddelton Family, A.d.1011 To A.d.1859

This memoir traces the history of Chirk Castle, a medieval fortress in north Wales, and the Myddelton family who owned it for over 800 years. The author draws on family papers and historical records to describe the castle's architecture, furnishings, and gardens, as well as the lives of its occupants. The Myddelton family played important roles in Welsh history, and their story sheds light on the social, political, and cultural developments of the region over many centuries.

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