St Fagans Castle

Introduction

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St Fagans Castle

Image: © Chris Gunns Taken: 4 Aug 2007

Peter le Sore raised a ringwork here after dispossessing the Welsh lord Meurig ap Hywell in 1091. In the early C14 the castle passed to the le Vele family by marriage, and in 1475 it passed to David Mathew when he married Alice le Vele. The descendants of their daughters sold the castle to Dr John Gibbon in c1560, who built this fine mansion in the court.

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Image Location

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Latitude
51.485883
Longitude
-3.269341