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{{page|Castell Coch|Sites|castle in Tongwynlais, Cardiff, Wales, UK}}
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Castell Coch is a 19th-century Gothic Revival castle built above the village of Tongwynlais in Wales. The first castle on the site was built by the Normans after 1081 to protect the newly conquered town of Cardiff and control the route along the River Taff. Abandoned shortly afterwards, the castle's earth motte was reused by Gilbert de Clare as the basis for a new stone fortification, which he built between 1267 and 1277 to control his freshly annexed Welsh lands. This castle may have been destroyed in the native Welsh rebellion of 1314. In 1760, the castle ruins were acquired by John Stuart, 3rd Earl of Bute, as part of a marriage settlement that brought the family vast estates in South Wales.

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File:Castell Coch - exterior.JPG

  • listed building page@
  • Gatehouse Gazetteer page@
  • Coflein page@
  • Sketchfab page@ Castell Coch
  • CastlesFortsBattles page@
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Edward Travanyon Haynes (1840-1922) - William Herbert (d.1630), 3rd Earl of Pembroke (after Anthony van Dyck) - b05238 - Castell CochEdward Travanyon Haynes (1840-1922) - William Herbert (d.1630), 3rd Earl of Pembroke (after Anthony van Dyck) - b05238 - Castell Coch
Castell Coch courtyard stairs
Castle Coch
Edward Travanyon Haynes (1840-1922) (possibly) - John (1744–1814), 1st Marquess of Bute (after Thomas Gainsborough) - b05243.1 - Castell Coch
Castle Coch, Taffs Well (4785898)
Edward Travanyon Haynes (1840-1922) - Gwendolen Howard (d.1932), Wife of the 3rd Marquess of Bute - b05248.2 - Castell Coch
Castle Coch, nr Cardiff (4785957)
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linkpagelisted building page@Wikidata
linkpageGatehouse Gazetteer page@Wikidata
linkpageCoflein page@Wikidata
linkpageSketchfab page@Castell CochWikidata
linkpageCastlesFortsBattles page@Wikidata
sitecastleCastell CochcastleWikidata
sitecastleLlantrisant CastlecastleWikidata
sitecastleNewport CastlecastleWikidata
sitecastleSt Donat's Castlehouse, castleWikidata
sitecastleSt Fagans Castlecastle, manor houseWikidata
sitecastleSt Quintins CastlecastleWikidata
sitecastle1080Cardiff Castlecastle, archaeological site, local authority museumWikidata
sitecastle1100Coity CastlecastleWikidata
sitecastle1106Newcastle CastlecastleWikidata
sitecastle1106Ogmore CastlecastleWikidata
sitecastle1268Caerphilly CastlecastleWikidata
sitegardenDyffryn Gardensarboretum, gardenWikidata
sitemuseumAber Valley Heritage Museumlocal museumWikidata
sitemuseumBarry War Museumorganization, military museumWikidata
sitemuseumBedwellty House Museumhistoric house museumWikidata
sitemuseumBlaenavon Community Museummuseum, independent museumWikidata
sitemuseumBlaina Heritage Action Group Museumlocal museumWikidata
sitemuseumBorth Station Museummuseum, organizationWikidata
sitemuseumCaerleon Roman Fortress and BathsmuseumWikidata
sitemuseumCynon Valley Museummuseum, independent museumWikidata
sitemuseumEbbw Vale Works Museummuseum, independent museumWikidata
sitemuseumFourteen Locks Canal Centreheritage center, visitor centerWikidata
sitemuseumGlamorgan Wartime Heritage Centremilitary museum, heritage centerWikidata
sitemuseumJoseph Parry's Cottage Museummuseum, organization, local authority museumWikidata
sitemuseumLambretta Scooter MuseummuseumWikidata
sitemuseumNantgarw Chinaworks Museumlocal museumWikidata
sitemuseumNewport Medieval Shipsailing ship, museum ship, archaeological site, preserved watercraftWikidata
sitemuseumPontypridd Museumlocal museum, local authority museumWikidata
sitemuseumRhondda Heritage Parkshow mine, local authority museum, mining museumWikidata
sitemuseumSouth Wales Police Museumorganization, police museumWikidata
sitemuseumThe Winding Housemining museum, local museumWikidata
sitemuseumTredegar House Museummuseum, organizationWikidata
sitemuseumWelsh Museum of Health and Medicinemuseum, organizationWikidata
sitemuseumWinding Housemuseum, organization, local authority museumWikidata
sitemuseum1850National Roman Legion Museummuseum, national museum, military museumWikidata
sitemuseum1861Weston Museumlocal museum, history museumWikidata
sitemuseum1888Newport Museum and Art Galleryart museum, local museumWikidata
sitemuseum1912National Museum Cardiffnatural history museum, museum building, national museum, museum, art museumWikidata
sitemuseum1948St Fagans National History Museumopen-air museum, national museum, folk museumWikidata
sitemuseum1983Big Pit National Coal Museummuseum, mining museum, national museumWikidata
sitemuseum1986Techniquestcharitable organization, science center, independent museumWikidata
sitemuseum1991Llancaiach Fawr Living History Museummuseum, organization, heritage center, country houseWikidata
sitemuseum2002Friends of the Newport Shipheritage centerWikidata
sitemuseum2009Royal Mint Museummuseum, independent museumWikidata
sitemuseum2010Firing Line: Cardiff Castle Museum of the Welsh Soldiermuseum, organization, military museum, independent museumWikidata
sitemuseum2011Museum of Cardifforganization, local museum, local authority museumWikidata
commonsimageEdward Travanyon Haynes (1840-1922) - William Herbert (d.1630), 3rd Earl of Pembroke (after Anthony van Dyck) - b05238 - Castell Coch Commons
commonsimageCastell Coch courtyard stairs Commons
commonsimageCastle Coch Commons
commonsimageEdward Travanyon Haynes (1840-1922) (possibly) - John (1744–1814), 1st Marquess of Bute (after Thomas Gainsborough) - b05243.1 - Castell Coch Commons
commonsimageCastle Coch, Taffs Well (4785898) Commons
commonsimageEdward Travanyon Haynes (1840-1922) - Gwendolen Howard (d.1932), Wife of the 3rd Marquess of Bute - b05248.2 - Castell Coch Commons
commonsimageCastle Coch, nr Cardiff (4785957) Commons
commonsimageReturn from market - Castell Coch Commons
commonsimageCastell Coch 2018 Commons
commonsimageCastell Coch 2018 Commons
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