Procurator’s House
Photo: The ruined walls of the Procurator's House Magor
The ruined walls of the Procurator's House, in the 14th Century the Procurator lived here. His duties were to preside over a court in which rates of pay, boundary and other disputes were settled. He collected rents and other local taxes, which were transferable to the Catholic Church in Italy. The Procurator was a man of status and the size and solidarity of the building is the only one of its kind in Wales.
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