This handsomely restored 15th-century town house is set up as it would have been in its heyday, with colourful wall hangings and period-style beds and kitchen implements. The curators have drawn the line at recreating the scent of the open cesspit next to the kitchen, though.
Tudor Merchant's House
South Pembrokeshire
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