Gwrych Castle was built between 1810 and 1825 by Lloyd Hesketh Bamford-Hesketh. The castle played an important role in World War II , as the Government used it to house 200 Jewish refugees.

How Wales's Gwrych Castle used in I'm a Celeb was home to more than 200 Jewish children who had escaped the Nazis as part of Kindertransport scheme before start of WWII ...

Gwrych Castle was listed for auction back in July 1946 when the then owners, ... "Situated adjoining the main coast road and within a short distance of the sea and main LMS Railway line.

Gwrych Castle was built by Lloyd Hesketh Bamford-Hesketh from the early 1810s and completed by 1822. It was a stately home for more than 100 years with its own stables, brewery, dairy, bakery and ...

Grwych Castle in North Wales is the new setting for I'm A Celebrity Credit: Splash News. Along with 200 other children, he was put up in Gwrych Castle, in North Wales - set to be the venue for ...

Gwrych Castle has seemed an imposing location on I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here! but the castle has a history of being a safe space ... Essex, and then by train to London and on to North ...

The 19th-century castle, listed with 26 bedrooms and nine reception rooms in a sprawling 1,400-acre estate, was sold for £12,000 at auction in 1946. It later fell into disrepair ...

Gwrych Castle is the new home of I'm A Celebrity Credit: Rex Features ... as it was previously featured in series nine episode 14 of BBC's Great British Railway Journeys, ...

But Gwrych Castle Preservation Trust said it would be 25 years before the whole estate was restored. They bought it with a £600,000 National Heritage Memorial Fund grant in June.

The 19th-century castle, listed with 26 bedrooms and nine reception rooms in a sprawling 1,400-acre estate, was sold for £12,000 at auction in 1946. It later fell into disrepair ...