According to Lewis in the first half of the 19th century, the village of Carrog contained a small building, then a dwelling, which was known as ‘Owain Glyndwr’s Prison House’, reportedly used to confine captives taken by Glyndwr. However, there was an article in the Llangollen Advertiser in 1906 that said that Glyndwr himself was imprisoned in the a property called Carchardy on the bank of the river.
Illustration above shows Carchardy in 1795.
