The Plas as featured on prime time Welsh TV show Heno (S4C)

Plas Video Walkthrough & Drone Footage

Coverage showing the interior and exerior of the house and grounds.

Who Shot Shelley – By David Britton.

The year is 1812 and Tremadoc in North Wales is not ready for the arrival of the radical young poet, Percy Bysshe Shelley, who preaches free love and atheism. Not to mention the authorities who want him silenced too. This BBC Radio 4 afternoon play first aired in 2000. The play focuses on the ‘supposed’ assassination attempt which took place here at our house on the storm ravaged evening of the 26th February 1813.

Our connection to Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein – By Howard Mattingley-White.

The 11th of August 2023 marked the bicentenary of Frankenstein being published in Mary Shelley’s own name. Originally published in 1818 Mary was warned not to publish in her own name as it assumed the ‘admission’ of female authorship might hamper its commercial success – It was therefore published anonymously. The following audio video was put together by joint owner Howard Mattingley taken from ‘Shelley Unbound – Discovering Frankenstein’s True Creator’ by Scott Douglas de Hart. Percy Bysshe Shelley lived here at Plas Tan-Yr-Allt 1812-1813 and survived a ‘supposed’ assassination attempt at the house on the 26th of February 1813. Now known as’Shelley’s Ghost’ was the famous ‘window scene’ from Frankenstein as illustrated in the audio video influenced by this event..? It goes without saying that Percy would have had numerous discussions with Mary on experiences and plot whilst the book was being written – What do you think..?