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Items matching castles taken from History of Wales (1853) (results page 1)

castles: A fortified defensive building or structure. Strictly speaking, a castle was also a home, whereas a fort was purely defensive, but I have used castle for any fortified place. A castle may also have had a dungeon or donjon, a sort of prison for offenders and captured soldiers.
Synonyms: fort, keep, garrison


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Plate 4.—Chepstow Castle, Monmouthshire.
Plate 12.—Newport, Monmouthshire.
Plate 15.—Ragland Castle
Plate 15.—Ragland Castle (Wallpaper Edition)
Plate 16.—Powis Castle
Plate 17.—Cyfartha Castle
Coity Castle, Glamorganshire
Plate 40.—Caerphilli Castle, Glamorganshire
Plate 41.—Cardiff Castle
42.—Denbigh Castle, Denbighshire
Plate 48.—Remains of the Priory at Havorfordwest, Pembrokeshire.
62.—Chepstow from the bridge.
Chepstow Castle, 4:3 cropped version
Plate 63.—Flint Castle
Plate 65.—Entrance to Beaumaris Castle.
Plate 72.—Caernarvon Castle
Plate 73.—Gateway and Bridge, Ragland.
Plate 74.—Ragland Castle
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Places Shown

Beaumaris; Anglesey; Wales

Bridgend; Glamorganshire; Wales

Caernarvon; Gwynedd; Wales

Caerphilly; Glamorgan; Wales

Cardiff; Glamorgan; Wales

Chepstow; Monmouthshire; Wales

Denbigh; Denbighshire; Wales

Flint; Flintshire; Wales

Havorfordwest; Pembrokeshire; Wales

Merthyr Tydvil; Glamorgan; Wales

Newport; Monmouthshire; Wales

Powys Castle; Welshpool; Powys; Wales

Raglan; Monmouthshire; Wales