English: Powis Almshouses, Chepstow The recently restored red engraved plaque reads:
'THIS ALMS-HOUSE
was Erected and Endowed
ANNO DOM: 1710
By the sole Charity of
THOMAS POWIS late of
ENFIELD in the County of
Middlesex Vinter.
A Native of this Town: For the
Reception and Maintenance
of Six Poor Men and
Six Poor Women.
Inhabitants of this Town
And Parish For-ever'.
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'THIS ALMS-HOUSE
was Erected and Endowed
ANNO DOM: 1710
By the sole Charity of
THOMAS POWIS late of
ENFIELD in the