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Farmhouse , St Fagans
by Chris Gunns
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Valeways Millennium Heritage Trail near the Welsh Folk Museum
by John Light
The boundary fence to the Welsh Folk Museum is to the right.
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Dovecote - St Fagans National History Museum
There has been a dovecote in the grounds of St Fagans Castle since the 16th century but it is not known how old the present building is. It is one of the few buildings within the museum that is on its original site.
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St. Teilo's Church, St Fagans National History Museum - interior |
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Llwyn yr Eos Farmhouse
by Nigel Mykura
One of the original farm buildings on the site, little changed from when it was first built in 1820.
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Y Garreg Fawr Farmhouse, St Fagans Museum of Welsh Life
by Adrian Platt
The front of the farmhouse which dates from 1544 and was re-erected here in 1984. It was moved from Waunfawr in Gwynedd.
See also ST1177 : Y Garreg Fawr Farmhouse, St Fagans Museum of Welsh Life and ST1177 : Y Garreg Fawr farmhouse, St Fagans Museum of Welsh Life.
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Interior of Gwalia Stores, St Fagans National History Museum
See Link for an exterior view of this shop.
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Abernodwydd Farmhouse
by paul wood
Now standing as part of the Welsh Rural Life museum at St Fagan's near Cardiff this fine farmhouse was originally built about 1678 and stood at Llangadfan in Montgomeryshire in Mid Wales before being dismantled in 1955 and rebuilt at the museum.
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Thatched and timbered barn - Museum of Welsh Life, St Fagans
by Mick Lobb
From Flintshire and of the sixteenth century.
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Grounds of St Fagans Castle (set of 2 images)
by Chris Gunns
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Mynedfa Amgueddfa Werin Cymru
by Mike Parker
The stark modernist entrance building at the National Museum of History has been decluttered inside and out in recent years, and is now far closer to the original vision of Sir Percy Thomas, its architect. The museum has had an assortment... (more)
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Milestone and farmhouse, St Fagans National Museum of History
A restored 19th century cast-iron milestone from Tythegston near to Bridgend.
In the background is a 17th century farmhouse from the Gower.
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