What is recorded here
This black commemorative plaque records: Built 1838-1840 Castle Moat House Designed by Edward Corbett Former North & South Wales Bank Recorded plaque organisation: UNESCO World Heritage.
Castle Moat House was designed by Edward Corbett and constructed between 1838-1840, originally serving as the headquarters for the North & South Wales Bank; Edward Corbett is remembered for his significant contributions to architectural design in Wales during the 19th century.
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