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The '''Radnorshire Arms''' is a well-preserved [[Jacobean architecture|Jacobean]] building in the [[Wales|Welsh]] border town of [[Presteigne]], in [[Powys]] |
The '''Radnorshire Arms''' is a well-preserved [[Jacobean architecture|Jacobean]] building in the [[Wales|Welsh]] border town of [[Presteigne]], in [[Powys]]. In recent years, the Radnorshire Arms has been renovated and converted into an upmarket [[public house]] and [[hotel]]. |
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The building has a troubled history. |
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A partial structural collapse in 1927 killed 14 local people. A fire five years later devastated a historic [[windmill]] on its grounds. Bobby Millichamp, the farmhand tried and hanged for causing the blaze, was later proven innocent. His brother, Arthur, was tried and hanged for the same offence in 1936. |
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In recent years, the Radnorshire Arms has been renovated and converted into an upmarket [[public house]] and [[hotel]]. |
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==External links== |
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The Radnorshire Arms is a well-preserved Jacobean building in the Welsh border town of Presteigne, in Powys. In recent years, the Radnorshire Arms has been renovated and converted into an upmarket public house and hotel.