Tenby Castle and its town walls were held as a Royalist garrison in Pembrokeshire. Parliament took it in 1644 as part of the campaign to secure south-west Wales. The medieval town walls of Tenby, among the best-preserved in Wales, were used in the garrison's defence.
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