Powis Castle, the great Welsh Marches fortress of the Earl of Powis, was garrisoned for the King. Parliament took it in 1644 as part of the campaign to cut Royalist communications between Wales and Oxford. The magnificent terraced gardens were damaged in the fighting.
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