History

Call for volunteers and for stories at launch of Gunter pop-up exhibition

The project to restore Abergavenny’s historic Gunter Mansion took a significant step last Friday with the opening of a pop-up […]

The Tuesday market in Abergavenny draws shoppers from miles around to buy bargains and many return on other days of

This article was originally published on History on the buses – in Monmouthshire and beyond. William de Braoze This sunny

Visitors to Abergavenny Museum this autumn will be able to explore one of the world’s great civilizations thanks to a

This article was originally published on History on the buses – in Monmouthshire and beyond. As you enter these gates

This article was originally published on History on the buses – in Monmouthshire and beyond. The Priory Church: history Dedicated

There are some characters from the past whose personalities seem to connect with our minds and interests as if they

Abergavenny was once famous for its flannel, valued in particular for its delicacy. According to Archdeacon Coxe, who toured Monmouthshire

At Christmas, 1175, William de Braose invited the former owner of the castle and his long-time rival, Seisyll ap Dyfnwal,