EV-0268 — Cadw 13428, Lower Farmhouse, Rhoose: an early-19th-century Vale farmhouse listed on 12 October 1988 (“Interior not available at resurvey”), a comparator for the 1988 Llandough resurvey
| EV ID | EV-0268 |
|---|---|
| Title | Cadw 13428, Lower Farmhouse, Rhoose: an early-19th-century Vale farmhouse listed on 12 October 1988 (“Interior not available at resurvey”), a comparator for the 1988 Llandough resurvey |
| Date of document | 12 October 1988 |
| Type | official heritage record (Cadw full report; DataMapWales dataset) |
| Evidence label | OFFICIAL RECORD (read in full online) |
| Repository / reference | Cadw 13428 Lower Farmhouse, Rhoose; Vale of Glamorgan 1988–89 designation dates from DataMapWales Cadw_ListedBuildings (10 May, 17 May, 22 Sep, 12 Oct, 11 Nov 1988; 4, 6, 7 Apr 1989) |
| Status | READ (public record, read 20 Oct 2026) |
| Provenance | Free Cadw report and Welsh Government open dataset, read 20 Oct 2026. |
| Related evidence | EV-0255 · EV-0095 |
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Quotation (verbatim): “Included as a little altered early C19 farmhouse having group value with the adjoining cottage”; “Interior not available at resurvey”.
Fits with: Shows the bar Cadw applied to a Vale farmhouse in the same year, and that resurvey records state whether the interior was seen. Branwen’s statement says the officers came inside (EV-0255); the 1988 resurvey record for Great House would show whether the interior was seen and recorded.
Cuts against: A different building in a different village; listing decisions turn on each building. Resurveys were often done from outside only, which is consistent with routine practice rather than anything specific to Great House.
Notes: Comparator only. Not evidence about Great House Farm by itself.
Catalogued by Cedwyn editors, 20 Oct 2026, from research of 16–20 Oct 2026 (free online sources only).
Page version & change log
Current version: 1.0.0
| Version | Date (UTC) | Editor (human or agent name) | Change | Source / evidence |
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| 1.0.0 | 2026-10-20T02:57Z | Cedwyn editors | Page created in the 20 Oct 2026 reconcile of research finds into the wiki. | Editorial review; research findings F-C15-2 |
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Interpretation: working hypotheses
Working hypotheses, kept apart from the record above. The record text on this page is unchanged. None of these is a finding: each line is labelled as inference, theory, a reading that cuts against the case, or a discarded theory, and names the evidence it rests on and what would confirm or refute it, so the reader can test it. Updated 25 Oct 2026 (v2: ingredients wording).
Demolition, archaeology and the green
THEORY · H-02Ground R7: the 1988 demolition, the missing 1988 Cadw file and the official answers that files "would have been destroyed". Working hypothesis: these raise questions about how the listing request was handled. Cuts against as a reopening ground: the events came after the 31 Jul 1987 judgment, so they cannot have caused it.
Rests on: EV-0081 · EV-0094 · EV-0095 · EV-0096 · EV-0106 · EV-0118 · ground R7; research log E122
Would be confirmed by: The Welsh Office / Cadw 1988 file or its destruction record.
Would be refuted by: A documented routine destruction schedule covering the file.
Status: Open (ground R7, scores a1 b0 c2 d0)
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