歴史的なホテル
「歴史的」カテゴリーに関するレビューのまとめ絶好のロケーションに位置する「ザ ブラック ボーイ イン (The Black Boy Inn)」は、他では味わえない体験ができる、魅力的な歴史的建造物です。その起源は1522年に遡り、築500年のこの宿は、至る所に歴史的な魅力と重要性を醸し出しています。宿泊客は、この伝統的なウェールズの宿の、非常に魅力的で趣のある雰囲気に魅了されます。この宿は、当時の外観と古き良き時代の魅力を維持しながら、美しく修復されています。
建物自体も、狭いフロアや数多くの階段など、過ぎ去った時代を彷彿とさせる、歴史的建造物の好例です。宿は個性と歴史的な遺物に満ちており、その歴史的背景は至る所で明確に感じられます。訪れる人々は、その壮大な歴史的背景にもかかわらず、居心地が良く、家庭的な雰囲気を称賛しており、真にユニークな滞在先となっています。
さらに、宿の伝統的なパブでは、素晴らしい料理の数々と美味しい食事が提供され、全体的な体験を向上させています。フレンドリーで親切なスタッフが、温かい雰囲気を作り出し、ゲストをまるで家にいるかのように感じさせます。建物の豊かな歴史を探求するにしても、単にその歴史的な魅力に浸るにしても、「ザ ブラック ボーイ イン (The Black Boy Inn)」は、文化的な魅力と深い歴史的感覚に満ちた、思い出に残る滞在を提供します。
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建築された年： 1522
物件の歴史の詳細を教えて頂けませんか？
THE BLACK BOY or BUOY Inn Caernarfon
The question that requires an answer to is when was the name Black Boy first used?
Although records called The Ale House reconnaissance go as far back as 1764, only the names of the victuallers appeared with that of 'their guarantors up to the years preceding 1820. It was only in that year that the names of their licensed premises also appeared, and, in this case, we find that there were two adjacent taverns on this site. The Black Boy was No.7 in the street and the four Shillings and Six Pence was No.9, a Mr. Thomas Parry being the licensee of the former, and a Mr. Thomas Williams licensee of the latter.
Going further back to the turn of the century we find on a map dated circa 1800 that the official name of the street at that time was The Black Boy Street and the same is true of a Census of 1794. The latter was not a proper Census as those which family historians are accustomed. It was more of a head count giving only the name of the head of the family and recording where appropriate (and wife), then the number of children and of servants and finally a total of the number of people in the house. We find that 48 people in all lived in Black Boy Street in 1794. Further research in the Archives at Caernarfon showed that a dwelling house was sold by Mr. Thomas Wynne the squire of Glynllifon to a Mr Henry Robyn’s in 1717 and on the deed, it states that the name of the street was Street Y Black Boy.
Now if we could go back another 60 years, we would be in the middle of the period of the Protectorate under Oliver Cromwell and this is where a well known journalist and author, who died last year, Mr. Ivor Wynne Jones, claimed to have seen documents that were found when the renovations which included extension were made to this building some 50 years ago by the then landlord Mr. Norman Underhill. He maintained that it was here that the supporters of the monarchy met regularly and drank a loyal toast "To the Black Boy". They were referring to the heir to the throne who later became Charles II, but dare not mention his name lest they were overheard by some of Cromwell's spies. Black Boy was in fact a pet name given to the heir to the throne by his mother Henrietta Maria, French by birth but with some Spanish blood in her veins.
When Charles was born he is said to have had a swarthy complexion and his mother used to refer to him as "My Beautiful Black Boy! Now it is understood that there are Black Boy's in other towns and that this explanation is regarded as being the true version for the origin of the name. It is not; therefore, absolutely certain when the name Black Boy was first used in Caernarfon, but Ivor Wynne Jones' contribution to the debate cannot be faulted.
The next question that needs to be addressed is how it was that the "Black Boy Street" or "Street Y Black Boy" became to be called "Northgate Street" in English and "Stryd Pedwar a Chwech" in Welsh. To commence with, let us take the English name "Northgate Street". Along the centuries since the completion of the town walls in 1290 it should be noted that there was no such entrance in the town wall, and it was circa 1820s that the opening was created at the bottom of the street to allow access to the walled town. The entrance at the bottom of Church Street was the first to be created shortly after renovations were carried out to the 8t. Mary Church in Church Street 1810 - 1814. This it is believed occurred c. 1817, and was followed by the other two streets running parallel viz. Market Street and Northgate Street. In 1610, John Spede's Map shows that Palace Street was the official name of the street from Castle Ditch right down to where the town wall was breached and from then on that entrance was called "North Gate". Previously there existed only "The East Gate" 'Y Porth Mawr' and "The West Gate" 'Porth yr Aur'.
The answer as to why the Welsh name "Stryd Pedwar a Chwech" was adopted is quite apparent. As was first stated the present Black Boy is made up of two taverns No.7 and No.9 in the street and in 1820 when the new entrance became known as "Northgate" the name of the tavern at No.9 was "The Four and Six Pence" which translates as "Pedwar a Chwech". Hence the English version of the street name became "Northgate Street" and the Welsh version after a tavern in the street "Stryd Pedwar a Chwech".
物件が建築された時代、または建築様式は何ですか？
1509-1547. Henry VIII was born at Greenwich on 28 June 1491, the second son of Henry VII and Elizabeth of York. He became heir to the throne on the death of his elder brother, Prince Arthur, in 1502 and succeeded in 1509.
物件は他の歴史的な建物に囲まれていますか？
The Royal Town of Caernarfon UNESCO World Heritage Site. The castle attracts tens of thousands of visitors each year. Within the building, there is plenty more than just the architecture to be interested in. Although the castle is arguably Caernarfon's biggest attractor of tourists, it is not the only thing in the town worth visiting.
修復作業が行われましたか？
In the last few years, major changes have been made.
But always in our mind to maintain the history.
建物に歴史的な重要な要素がありますか？
Age of the building and the history
物件の歴史的な状態で、認証などが受け取りましたか？
Grade 2 Listed by CADW
強調し、追加し、または明らかにすることがありますか？
We are situated in an area where the living Welsh language is used every day.
