File:Hendre 1900.jpg
In the Preface to Part 1 of A History of Monmouthshire (which can be seen here), Bradney credits Sir John Seale with providing several photographs, but it's not certain which are Seale's. The actual photograph, facing page 48, doesn't have any information either. Seale is most likely one of the Seale baronets, based on a list of subscribers found here, which lists a baronet named John Seale living at Wonastow Court. John Henry Seale, 3rd Baronet (1843–1914), lived there in 1901. But again, did he take this photograph or did someone else?
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