St Bridget and St Cwyfan Parish Church - Dyserth
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St Bridget and St Cwyfan Parish Church - Dyserth
Image: © Richard Hoare Taken: 21 Aug 2025
Dyserth Church is dedicated to St Cwyfan and St Ffraid or Bride, now St Bridget. The origin of the present structure can be traced back to the C12 on the basis that the west door of the church before its C19 restoration was described as apparently Norman. Listed at Grade II* as a late mediaeval church restored by Sir Gilbert Scott, retaining considerable early fabric and possessing a fine east window with mediaeval glass. Source: Cadw Source ID: 1394 For a more detailed history and facts about this church see https://www.mythslegendsodditiesnorth-east-wales.co.uk/st-bridget-s-church.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.303014
Longitude
-3.418186