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Wales' oldest lived in castle is Penhow Castle. Built by Sir William St Maur in the early 13th century

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http://www.castles-of-britain.com/castle85.htm possibly whittington castle (actually now in shropshire, england) is amongst the oldest castles (approx 2 miles east of oswestry). it pre-dates 1221, which a number of castles seem to refer to this same year for stone build. though a 'castle' as been at this site since the early 9th century.

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St. John the Baptist Church in Cardiff, Wales. Built in AD1180.

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