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St John’s House is protected as a Grade II listed building, described as the oldest habitable building in the Bridgend area.
Hut 9 is a World War 2 German prisoner of war camp from 1943-1945. It held up to 2,000 prisoners. It is now run by a Preservation group, who hold open days 3 times a year for the general public to come and experience how life would be in a POW camp. Pre-booking is necessary.
St John’s House is protected as a Grade II listed building, described as the oldest habitable building in the Bridgend area.
St John’s House is protected as a Grade II listed building, described as the oldest habitable building in the Bridgend area.
St John’s House is protected as a Grade II listed building, described as the oldest habitable building in the Bridgend area.
St John’s House is protected as a Grade II listed building, described as the oldest habitable building in the Bridgend area.
St John’s House is protected as a Grade II listed building, described as the oldest habitable building in the Bridgend area.
St John’s House is protected as a Grade II listed building, described as the oldest habitable building in the Bridgend area.
St John’s House is protected as a Grade II listed building, described as the oldest habitable building in the Bridgend area.
