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3 days ago · Tour and Tourist Information Guide. Monmouth is a medium sized market town situated on the South Wales border, by the banks of the River Wye. Monmouth currently has a steady population of 10,000 and is situated near to Cardiff, Bristol and the midlands via the close proximity of the motorway.
3 days ago · Roll up, roll up for Denzil Danter's annual Monmouth May Fair. There'll be two weekends of great funfair rides in Vauxhall Fields. There'll be two weekends of great funfair rides in Vauxhall Fields. Entry is free, with ride tokens from £1.
5 days ago · White Castle, Monmouthshire. Named after its original white-rendered walls, White Castle is one of three fortresses – Grosmont and Skenfrith are the others – built by Norman lords in the Monnow Valley to guard the borderlands. Although it was already derelict by the 1600s, White Castle is easily the best preserved of the trio – with the ...
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5 days ago · Edward Thomas. Thomas Traherne. Dick Whittington. Sir Jimmy Young. Many famous people have had connections to the Royal Forest of Dean, Herefordshire and Monmouthshire Here is a collection of famous people who are connected to the Royal Forest of Dean, Herefordshire and Monmouthshire and includes Henry V, Lascelles Abercrombie, Rupert Brooke ...
4 days ago · 6. Monmouth, Monmouthshire Image Credit: Shutterstock / steved_np3. In Monmouth, the blend of Welsh and English cultures creates a unique and welcoming atmosphere, enhanced by historical sites and a strong sense of community. 7. Stirling, Scotland Image Credit: Shutterstock / Nataliya Hora
4 days ago · Grosmont Castle in Monmouthshire in Wales, one of the Three Castles, which Edmund received from his brother Edward. On 30 June 1267, Edmund became the Earl of Lancaster following the title's creation by Henry, and he was granted the royal demesne lands in Lancashire, along with the lordships of Lancaster, Newcastle-under-Lyme and Pickering.
5 days ago · Home of the Monmouthshire Beacon newspaper (founded 1837), Cornwall House is a town house, dating back to at least the 17th-century. The red brick garden façade is in the Queen Anne style, dating from 1752 when the house belonged to the Rev Henry Burgh, son of the Duke of Beaufort’s agent, John Burgh. The street façade was remodelled in the Georgian style (date unknown). Many original ...
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