New Radnor, View From The Castle 1950
Photo ref:
N169047
Photo ref:
N169047
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It was intended to link New Radnor with Old Radnor, two miles distant, to form a major city to be the capital of Radnorshire. The project faltered, confirming Welsh antipathy to large settlements. Though it still retained its status as a borough, New Radnor had forfeited its importance by Victorian times, and it remained a small, tight-knit farming community.
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A Selection of Memories from New Radnor
For many years now, we've been inviting visitors to our website to add their own memories to share their experiences of life as it was, prompted by the photographs in our archive. Here are some from New Radnor
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I lived at the Cross House under a Mr Evans. My grandfather Bill Griffiths, and my father Willis Griffiths lived up the Dingle around the year 1916. My grandad Bill Griffiths, married a Mrs Ellway and lived there until the year 2000.
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