The entrance lodge at Trefeilir Hall
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The entrance lodge at Trefeilir Hall
Image: © Eric Jones Taken: 2 May 2008
The stretch of road between this entrance gate and nearby farmhouse at Green Farm is said to be haunted. It was here in 1869 that the Rev. John Owen, the son of Thomas Owen, Trefeilir Hall was killed in an accident involving a horse and buggy. The sounds of the horses hoofs and the wheels of the rushing cart have been heard late at night as they approach the gate from the direction of Green Farm. John Owen is commemorated in a stained-glass window at Trefdraeth church. Image
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