Quaker cemetery Llwyngwril.
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Quaker cemetery Llwyngwril.
Image: © Hefin Richards Taken: 16 Jan 2007
There is Quaker history in the village, with this Quaker Burial Ground , near the beach, and also a house called Llwyn Du (black wood), which dates from 1137, but is best known as the home of Quakers during their persecution in the 1600s, prior to leaving Wales for America.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.670266
Longitude
-4.083704