King George III, the first Hanoverian king of Britain who spoke English as his main language, had been on the throne for nearly forty...

"I am just going outside and may be some time.” Captain Lawrence (Titus) Oates 17th March 1912 In 1909, a young naval lieutenant named...

In 1886, the brewer Captain Evan Evans was looking to diversify his business. Brewing beer was profitable but he wanted to expand and...

When in 1549, John Wynn was King Edward VI’s standard bearer the king rewarded him with a gift of Bardsey Island. In the 17th Century,...

Strangers travelling along a minor road south west of Mostyn are surprised to find themselves driving under a house. The structure, known...

The practice of erecting a memorial to a loved one is common enough but when William Jones’ wife Elizabeth died in 1787 he felt that...

The A4069 is a narrow country road that snakes its way over the Black Mountain from Llangadog to Brynamman. A good surface, hairpin bends...

Talacre Lighthouse.​ Where the supernatural rule and strange things happen. From early times the River Dee has been a major trade route....

To the north of Merthyr Tydfil, near the railway viaduct at Pontsarn, stands a very peculiar house. The property has been known by a...

John Renie.​ The man who tried to trick the Devil. On the 8th October 2005 a tombstone in the churchyard at St. Mary’s Priory Church,...

The road that we now call the A40 has for centuries been a main transport route across Wales. In Roman times, it was a military road that...

Milford Haven was described by Admiral Lord Nelson as the “finest port in Christendom,” and for this reason the Royal Navy chose the...