Caer Rhun Hall
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Caer Rhun Hall
Image: © Jonathan Wilkins Taken: 7 Feb 2014
Hidden from the road by a high wall and other buildings, this is one of the Conwy Valley's best kept secrets. Caer Rhun hall is a grade II listed building, and now operates as a college, conference centre and wedding venue. It was built by General Hugh Gough in 1892 on the site of Plas Caer Rhun, a seventeenth-century house which may have had medieval origins. There are extensive grounds and many fine, specimen trees. It is not open to the public and I am grateful for permission to visit and photograph the area.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.217632
Longitude
-3.837879