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   15 hours ago · In the United Kingdom, the term listed building refers to a building or other structure officially designated as being of special architectural, historical, or cultural significance; Grade I structures are those considered to be "buildings of exceptional interest". [1] Listing was begun by a provision in the Town and Country Planning Act 1947.

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   Who was Owain Glyndwr?

   • Owain Glyndwr was the last native Prince of Wales who started and led a valiant revolt against the English rule of Wales. This Welshman was a born leader and served in the English military before starting a rebellion against the English ruler, King Henry IV who desired to extend his territory to Wales, similar to his ruling of Scotland.

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   Where can I see Owain Glyndwr?

   • On the A5, on the town square Corwen, stop to admire the statue of the Welsh freedom fighter Owain Glyndwr -you can’t miss it driving through the town. It is a stunning statue of Owain Glyndwr, riding his steed a highlight of visiting Corwen. Costing £125K, it was unveiled in 2007. It is a work of art by Colin Spofforth – a sculptor from Chester.

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   Where did Owain Glyndwr die?

   • After a string of defeats, Glyndwr went into hiding in the mountains and is though to have died in about 1416 at his daughter's home on the Herefordshire border. He is commemorated by the Owain Glyndwr Centre, inside the Grade I-listed Parliament House, believed to have been built or restored in around 1460 on the site of his famous gathering.

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   When is Owain Glyndwr day?

   • Every year people gather in Corwen town square to mark Owain Glyndwr Day on September 16 - the date in which Glyndwr's proclamation took place in 1400, when Glyndwr began a 15-year uprising against the then-king of England, Henry IV.

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