Brecon (Q8722)
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market town in Powys, Wales, United Kingdom
- Brecknock
- Aberhonddu
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | Brecon |
market town in Powys, Wales, United Kingdom |
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| default for all languages | No label defined |
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51°56'48.372"N, 3°23'27.096"W
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The south east view of Brecknock Castle
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The north view of Brwynllys Castle in the county of Brecknock
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Brecon Priory From The Tarell Bridge
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The South-East View Of Brecknock-Priory
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Brecon Castle & Priory Church, from Usk bridge
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Brecon Castle & Priory Church, from Usk bridge
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The Priory Church, Brecon from the Tarall
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Bridge, castle, &c: at Brecknock-south Wales
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Bridge over the Honddy at Brecon with the Castle & Priory
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Bridge Over The Honddy At Brecon With The Castle & Priory
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Castle of Brecon Hotel: Salmon & Trout Fishing to be had by permission
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Brecon Castle & Priory Church, from Usk Bridge
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Brecon Castle & Priory Church, from Usk Bridge
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Brecknock Castle, in Brecknockshire
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Brecknock Castle, in Brecknockshire
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Aber Honddu collegiate chapel, Brecknockshire
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Aber Honddu collegiate chapel: , Brecknockshire, south Wales
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Aber Honddu collegiate chapel: Brecknockshire, south Wales
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Farm house near Brecon so. Wales.Mr. R. Dawson
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A Mill at Brecknock South-Wales
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Bell Inn and Camden Arms Hotel, Brecon
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Brecknock Castle, Brecknockshire
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view over old Brecon
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Demonstration of aerial crop spraying at Brecon
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The ruins of Brecknock Castle with those of Ely Tower on the keep with the church and part of the town of Brecknock from Castle Hill This castle was built in the reign of Will[ia]m Rufus by Bernard de Newmarch who conquer[e]d the county of Brecknock - Ely Towers so called from Morton Bishop of Ely who was prisoner in it in the reign o f Rich[ar]d 3[rd]
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View taken under the ruins of Brecknock Castle looking to Brecknock Bridge & to the course of the River Uske beyond it extending tow[ar]ds Crickhowel. Brecknockshire
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