User:Tyssil

St Tysul holding Llandyssil Church. Window in Montgomery church

Tyssil (or Tyssul) lived in Wales until he recently moved to Lincolnshire. He is an archaeologist and former museum curator. His main interests are:

• Prehistory and the Roman period,
• Medieval Architecture and Town Layout
• Local History, particularly in Wales
• Lincolnshire Architecture.
• British and Austrian Art and Architecture

This user lives in Wales/Cymru.

This user is a Petrean.

MAThis user has a Master of Arts degree in Archaeology.

This user is interested in architecture.

ARCThis User is an Archaeologist.

This user is interested in the
Middle Ages.

This user is interested in Prehistoric Europe

This user is interested in Austria.

He has created or considerably augmented the following entries in Wikipedia:

Architecture Articles

Corn Exchanges in England Romanesque Revival architecture in the United Kingdom Egyptian Revival architecture in the British Isles James Kellaway Colling The Albany Building, Old Hall Street, Liverpool William Baker of AudlemThe Buttercross, Ludlow Whitefriars, 333 High Street, Lincoln John of Gaunt's Palace, Lincoln The Old Deanery, Lincoln,Lincoln Old Deanery in 1784 John Hiram Haycock Shrewsbury Guildhall and Market Hall 1796 Article on Percy Richard Morley Horder

Welsh Architecture Articles

Architecture of Wales Garthmyl Hall James Kellaway Colling. Notable London architect, watercolour artist and noted book illustrator. Welsh Tower houses Fronfraith Hall,Fronfraith Hall Llandyssil Garth, Guilsfield Montgomeryshire Upper Pengelli, Kerry (Montgomeryshire) AVictorian Model Farm by Poundley and Walker Trelystan Church, Montgomeryshire. The only timber framd church in Montgomeryshire. Vaynor Park, Berriew. the house date from the mid-15th century, but the house was extensively re-built in brick about 1640. Faenol Fawr, Bodelwyddan Faenol Fawr is an Elizabethan ‘H’ plan mansion with crow stepped gables Leighton Poultry House Poundley and Walker A Montgomeryshire architectural practice noted for building model farms. Royal House, Machynlleth Lymore, Montgomery Aberbechan Hall 1796 Montgomeryshire Plough Lane Chapel, Brecon

Welsh Architects

Work of Joseph Bromfield. A Shrewsbury architect who worked in Mid and North Wales. Thomas Alwyn Lloyd designer of Welsh Garden villages and suburbs Thomas Penson. Greatly expanded article Richard Kyrke Penson (19 June 1815 – 22 May 1885) was a Welsh architect and artist who worked mainly in Wales, but also in Chester. Poundley and Walker A Montgomeryshire architectural practice noted for building model farms. Benjamin Gummow. Brogyntyn Hall, Oswestry Frank Shayler. The Robert Owen Museum, Newtown Stephen W. Williams (architect, civil engineer and archaeologist) Bryniargo House, Rhayader Edward Haycock Sr. (greatly augmented article) Harbourmaster Hotel, Aberaeron

Articles about Wales

Cambrian Archaeological Association (Presidential Badge of the Cambrians) Main contributor to article. Townships in Montgomeryshire Llandyssil ‎Montgomeryshire Parish Llanmerewig Montgomeryshire Nantcribba Ffridd Faldwyn, Montgomery

Articles about Austria, Czech Republic and Slovakia

Austrian walled towns Hallstatt Museum Hallein, Keltenmuseum Heinz Tesar Stollhof Hoard Mikulčice Archaeopark Hofherr-Schrantz-Clayton-Shuttleworth AG

Other Articles

George Barret Sr. RA (c. 1730 – 29 May 1784) was an Irish landscape artist who is best known for his oil paintings- greatly expanded article, Fambrini & DanielsTerracotta Manufacturers, Lincoln John Marriott Blashfield, Terracotta Manufacturer, London & Stamford. Ledger stone Greatly augmented article

Lincolnshire Articles

Temple Bruer with Temple High Grange Old King's Head, Kirton St Benedict's Church, Lincoln Dowsby Hall, Lincolnshire St. Mary's Guildhall, Lincoln William Pool (engineer) Poster for the Favorite Paddle Steamer (1828) Guildhall and Stonebow Lincoln St Peter at Arches Church, Lincoln St Martin's Church, Lincoln Society for Lincolnshire History and Archaeology Somerton Castle, Boothby Graffoe, Lincolnshire- greatly expanded article Robey & Co Robey's Lincoln Factory 1879 Lincoln Grammar School - Greyfriars Lincoln Lincoln Mechanics' Institute

Biographies of Lincolnshire Architects

Bellamy and Hardy William Watkins, Lincoln architect. William Adams Nicholson Expanded article. Charles Kirk (senior), Sleaford architect Kirk and Parry Sleaford architects, builders and railway engineers. Thomas Espin Scorer and Gamble Thomas and William Lumby James Fowler (architect) Reorganised article Henry Goddard (architect) Michael Drury James Sandby Padley (Surveyor and Architect) Herbert Scaping Richard Adolphus Came John Langwith, Senior John Langwith Jr.St.Wulfram's Vicarage, Grantham. Albert Vicars Stephen Lewin, Lloyds Bank, Boston. Augmented article Ernest William Farebrother. Grimsby cemetery chapels. John Giles (architect).Town Hall, Grimsby. Work with Pearson Bellamy and in Lincolnshire. Abraham Hayward (architect)The Judges' Lodging House, Castle Hill, Lincoln. Abraham Hayward (architect) D'isney Place, Lincoln. Hedley Adams Mobbs - Cammack's Boston Joseph Boothroyd Corby Burleigh Estate Office, Stamford

Welsh Vernacular Architecture

Tŷ Mawr, Castle Caereinion Penarth (Newtown and Llanllwchaiarn) Old Swan, Rhayader Radnorshire Cilthriew, Kerry (Montgomeryshire) Glas Hirfryn, Llansilin

• William Sands, senior
• William Sands, junior
• B. H. St. John O’Neill

Made substantial contributions to

• List of cities with defensive walls
• John Hubbard Sturgis ‎
• Harry Longueville Jones
• David Thomas (Archdeacon of Montgomery)
• Edward Barnwell
• Archaeologia Cambrensis