Pen Sarn Earthwork, Llansantffraid
                Has been described as a Rejected Timber Castle (Other/Unknown)
                There are uncertain remains
                
	
		| Name | Pen Sarn Earthwork, Llansantffraid | 
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		| Historic Country | Montgomeryshire | 
		| Modern Authority | Powys | 
		| 1974 Authority | Powys | 
		| Community | Llansantffraid | 
                This site has been considered by some writers to be a castle but is rejected as such by Spurgeon as river erosion feature. Recorded in Clwyd Powys Archaeological Trust HER as 'Non antiquity.'
                
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		| OS Map Grid Reference | SJ208179 | 
		| Latitude | 52.7531890869141 | 
		| Longitude | -3.17400002479553 | 
		| Eastings | 320820 | 
		| Northings | 317900 | 
                 
                 
                 
             
            
                
                
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                Books
                
                - RCAHMW, 1911, An inventory of the Ancient Monuments of Montgomeryshire (HMSO) p. 129-30 no. 657 online copy
Journals
                
                - Spurgeon, C.J., 1966, ‘The castles of Montgomeryshire’ Montgomeryshire Collections Vol. 59 p. 57 online copy
- Jones, T.G., 1871, 'History of the parish of Llansantffraid-yn-Mechain' Montgomeryshire Collections Vol. 4 p. 90