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Notes on MORRIS CASTLE or CASTELL GRAIG, Swansea 2016

Morris castle was built between 1768 and 1774 but unoccupied since 1850 when nearby mining made the building unsafe. It sits on a hill in the middle of a residential area, only recently purchased by the council and as yet little work as begun to make the area visitor friendly.

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