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The village of Penycae during in its heyday had thirteen pubs, but only two of them remain open today. (2016) Around 1830, the Public House was a very important place in the life of the [more]
The Wheelwrights Arms was built in 1864 and closed as a pub around 2002. It was a Marstons Border house when it closed. In 2014 it was finally converted to residential use. Previous landlords include: [more]
Plas Ucha, Penycae – Postcard Source: Postcard; John Davies from the collection of the late Emlyn Davies, Penycae. Total Page Visits: 2807 – Today Page Visits: 2
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