Old house in Feidrhenffordd
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Old house in Feidrhenffordd
Image: © Natasha Ceridwen de Chroustchoff Taken: 24 Aug 2007
This house displays the banded-stone building technique that was used in this region for centuries. It is an attractive old place that could once have been a farm. The town expanded in this direction, northwards from its original nucleus around the bridge and the castle, during the last 3 decades of the C19 and became New Town. A glance at the map explains the name of the street, which means old-road-lane: before the by-pass it was the route that connected Cardigan and Llangoedmor to the southeast. It is now a cul-se-sac with the new road cutting across the end.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.088398
Longitude
-4.648861