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Llanfair Road, NEWTOWN, SY16 2DG

Standing at the junction of Llanfair Road (ahead) with School Lane (left) and Commercial Street. The church was built in 1890 at the expense of Sir Pryce Pryce-Jones as a "chapel-of-ease" for the parish at Llanllwchaiarn. It is an early work by Aston (later Sir Aston) Webb who went on to much greater things, including Admiralty Arch, The Mall, and the East Wing of Buckingham Palace in London. All Saints is of Llanymynech limestone with Grinshill (Shropshire) freestone dressings and has an unusual octagonal tower. The grid line runs diagonally through the church building.

The small building on the left is at the edge of an area of corrugated buildings on the SE side of Llanfair Road. The black and white building is on the corner of Francis Place.

No 19 is the other end of the terrace of 5 very similar houses referred to in Image, all of which date from the early 19th century, and all of which were Grade II listed in 1988. The details of all of them are in a common text, found at https://britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/300008122-19-llanfair-road-powys-newtown-and-llanllwchaiarn#.Yupsy3bMI2w

An OS cutmark on the wall by the nearest corner of Image, which was levelled in 1976 at 115.799m above Ordnance Datum Newlyn.

Nos 15 & 16 are at the left end of a terrace of 5 very similar early 19th century Georgian town houses, all of which were Grade II listed in 1988. The specific listing for no 15 is at https://britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/300008118-15-llanfair-road-powys-newtown-and-llanllwchaiarn#.YupnMXbMI2w but they are all described in the text of that.

This June 2013 view across the B4568 Commercial Street shows scaffolding encasing the church tower. Here's http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/1141371 a view of the church without scaffolding.

Built around the early 19th century, and Grade II listed https://britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/300008047-25-commercial-street-penygloddfa-powys-newtown-and-llanllwchaiarn#.YsdGk3bMLIU in May 1988.

Standing at the junction of Llanfair Road (right) with School Lane (ahead right) and Commercial Street. The church was built in 1890 at the expense of Sir Pryce Pryce-Jones as a "chapel-of-ease" for the parish at Llanllwchaiarn. It is an early work by Aston (later Sir Aston) Webb who went on to much greater things, including Admiralty Arch, The Mall, and the East Wing of Buckingham Palace in London. All Saints is of Llanymynech limestone with Grinshill (Shropshire) freestone dressings and has an unusual octagonal tower. The grid line runs diagonally through the church building, just to the left of the tower.

Viewed across Llanfair Road.

This overflow at the Bell Hotel on Commercial Street has built up a drape of ice over the sign below in the recent extended freezing weather.