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Built 1664, The Llandoger Trow takes its name from the trows (flat bottomed sailing barges) which came to the Welsh Back
The Llandoger Trow, built in 1664, is a historic inn named after the trows, flat-bottomed sailing barges used for trade along the Bristol Channel. It is associated with the maritime and commercial history of the Welsh Back, reflecting the area's 17th-century connections to shipping and local industry.
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