Post categories: Ruthin
| 15:10 UK time, Monday, 31 March 2008
The 15th century town house in Ruthin was opened to the public earlier this month as a living museum and the project to restore it has recently won a Green Apple Built Environment Award from the Green Organisation, which promotes environmental best practice, as reported on .
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