The Illustrated History of Cardiff Pubs Style:Paperback 2 - Alan with Jesse

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The Illustrated History of Cardiff Pubs Style:Paperback 2 - Alan with JesseIt is sometimes said that the history of a town can be seen in its public houses, and indeed they are often among the oldest surviving buildings. A nostalgic look at some of the great hostelries of the capital city. As far back as 1340 the burgesses of Cardiff employed two ale tasters to ensure the standard of the local beer was up to scratch. One of the oldest inn sites in the city is that occupied by the Owain Glyndwr in Church Street. Called the