St David's church, Penrhyn Bay
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St David's church, Penrhyn Bay
Image: © Philip Halling Taken: 26 May 2021
Dedicated to St David, this church was built in 1963 to a design by Roiser and Whitestone of Cheltenham. The church has no tower, but has a tall separate free-standing brick and green granite campanile. Personally, I think with is a particularly pleasing mid-20th century church. I like the five-light windows with a pointed top, though I'm not so keen on the low building in front which looks a little like a public convenience. I think the sign writer got their full stop in the wrong place.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.317856
Longitude
-3.773574