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      Saint Gwendoline's Church, Llyswen

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      Saint Gwendoline's Church, Llyswen
      • Church Rd
        Bronllys Community, wls LD3 0UU
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      • Eliot Collins

        St Gwendoline's Church in Llyswen sits on a potentially Saxon site. Gwendoline herself was a Saxon princess, daughter of King Brychan of Brecheiniog. She was killed by pagan saxons and is buried in Talgarth. The church itself is simple and peaceful, housing some lovely stained glass. The original building was destroyed and only the Norman font survives in the Victorian reconstruction.
        Sep 5th, 2019

      • Mike Lush

        A really warm welcome
        Jul 31st, 2017

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      Saint Gwendoline's Church, Llyswen

      Saint Gwendoline's Church, Llyswen is located at Church Rd in Bronllys Community, Wales LD3 0UU. Saint Gwendoline's Church, Llyswen can be contacted via phone at for pricing, hours and directions.

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        Q Where is Saint Gwendoline's Church, Llyswen located?

        A Saint Gwendoline's Church, Llyswen is located at Church Rd, Bronllys Community, wls LD3 0UU

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        A Saint Gwendoline's Church, Llyswen has a 5.0 Star Rating from 2 reviewers.

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        image St Gwendoline's Church in Llyswen sits on a potentially Saxon site. Gwendoline herself was a Saxon princess, daughter of King Brychan of Brecheiniog. She was killed by pagan saxons and is buried in Talgarth.
        The church itself is simple and peaceful, housing some lovely stained glass. The original building was destroyed and only the Norman font survives in the Victorian reconstruction.

        Mike Lush on Google

        image A really warm welcome

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