The Mynde House, Caerleon
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The Mynde House, Caerleon
Image: © Jaggery Taken: 24 Aug 2018
The High Street side of a 20-room house in Castle Lane. The house has about three and a half acres of gardens and grounds. A 19th century addition to the house is the Mynde Wall, a stone wall built by tinplate magnate and local sheriff John Jenkins in 1839 as protection against the Chartists who were becoming increasingly belligerent in their campaign to extend the entitlement to vote beyond men who owned property.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.609191
Longitude
-2.952759