OWAIN GLYNDWR ATTACK ON NEW RADNOR CASTLE. Today Very Much Mole City.





Old Radnor Castle

www.castlewales.com/oldradnr.html 
The deeply-ditched site at Old Radnor is a curious one, and Paul Remfry ...




  1. Radnor Castle

    www.castles99.ukprint.com/Essays/radnor.html
    New Radnor Castle. There has been much argument over the age of New Radnor castle. Traditionally it is the successor of Old Radnor castle or Castell Nimble. ...



  2. r ...

    www.cpat.org.uk/educate/guides/radcast/radcast.htm 
    New Radnor Castle has suffered a turbulent history. A castle was first recorded at Radnor in Domesday as a possession of the crown and again later during the ..




    New Radnor Castle - CastleFacts

    castlefacts.info/.../castledetails/castledetails.asp?...Radnorshire&castlei...
    The castle at New Radnor was established in the mid thirteenth century. The surviving remains include an oval embanked enclosure, 50m by 30m, formed from ...




    People's Collection Wales - NEW RADNOR CASTLE;RADNOR CASTLE

    www.peoplescollection.co.uk/Item/7191 
    31 Dec 2009 – NEW RADNOR CASTLE;RADNOR CASTLE. RCAHMW black and white oblique aerial photograph of New Radnor Castle, taken 1988. 25/01/2008 ...




    New Radnor Castle earthworks:: OS grid SO2160 :: Geograph Britain ...

    www.geograph.org.uk/photo/680400
    View westwards with the Sumergil valley to the left. Possibly founded in the 11th century, but today only the outlines of the earthworks remain. ...




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    New Radnor

    www.cpat.org.uk/ycom/radnor/newradnor.pdf
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    the valley from the southern slopes of Radnor Forest was adapted for the castleearthworks which guarded the approaches to and from one of the more ..



    THE VIEWS FROM THE TOP.







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