St Fagans, The Grounds, Welsh Folk Museum c.1960
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Arguably more appropriately termed a mansion, the 'new' St Fagans Castle stands atop its impressive terraced gardens. The original castle, built in Norman times for the Le Sor family, fell into ruin early in its life to be replaced by a typically Elizabethan house. The 'Cambrian Traveller's Guide' of 1813 was a little sceptical, pointedly recording that 'the village contains a castle of somewhat modern construction'.
An extract from Around Penarth Photographic Memories.
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