Lych Gate at St Deiniol's Hawarden
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Lych Gate at St Deiniol's Hawarden
Image: © John S Turner Taken: 15 Nov 2006
This Lych Gate, at left hand side of the northern edge of the old graveyard where it meets Crosstree Lane, was: "Given by Henry Hurlbutt Esq. 1881 so(?) with his consent was removed to this place 1912". This inscription is on the left hand sandstone pillar as seen in the photo. Henry was a 'Brick and Tile Manufacturer' originally from Liverpool, and presumably made his fortune in the Hawarden area.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.186663
Longitude
-3.026575