🏛️ Monuments in Newport

A ruined castle in Newport, Wales. Built in the 14th century believed to be by Hugh de Audley, 1st Earl of Gloucester to manage the crossing of the River Usk and administer taxes.

Illustrates the vision of St Gwynllyw, which it is sometimes also referred to as

Six properties which previously served as a fortified estate, built by a local industrialist during the Chartist Risings to protect against his workers. Consists of a large expanse of elevated grass land and a 5-6m tall stone wall.