DescriptionGarth, Guilsfield 02.png	English: Garth, Guilsfield. Watercolour by John Ingleby, 1796 NLW PD9170
Date	29 November 2014
Source	http://www.llgc.org.uk/collections/digital-gallery/pictures/inglebywatercolours/
Author	John Ingleby  (1749–1808)     Alternative names John Ingleby (painter) Description Welsh artist Date of birth/death 1749  1808  Location of birth/death Halkin, Flintshire Halkin, Flintshire Authority file : Q21727807 VIAF: 95830481 ISNI: 0000000084025336 ULAN: 500024180 LCCN: no2010121962 WorldCat creator QS:P170,Q21727807

Camera location	52° 41′ 15.57″ N, 3° 09′ 52.38″ W	View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap	52.687657; -3.164550

Garth was commissioned by Richard Mytton (1783-1828) whose family had originally been Shrewsbury mercers who derived their wealth from the Montgomeryshire weaving industry. They had settled at Pontyscowerid in Meifod and at Halston in Shropshire. The most famous members of the family were General Mytton, the Parliamentary Commander in the Civil War in the Marches and “Mad Jack Mytton” the eccentric 19th squire of Halston. Richard Mytton inherited Garth in 1807 at the age of 23 and had grandiose ideas for rebuilding the House. The Myttons were never able to afford to live in style in this house. It is often stated that it cost nearly £100,000 to build and this virtually bankrupted Mytton. The family continued to live in the house until 1947, when it was finally demolished.

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