Church of St Dyfrig and St Samson, Grangetown, Cardiff, Glamorgan

Diocese of Llandaff

Church (Anglican)

1911 by F J Veall of Cardiff, but only a small part of what was intended - a section of what would have been the nave. The dedication was extended in 1969 to commemorate the church of St Dyfrig, a most interesting work by J D Sedding, begun in 1888 on the site of an earlier (1872) mission church. St Dyfrig's had been completed in two stages, 1893 and 1904 (after Sedding's death)by his partner Henry Wilson. The church was demolished in 1969 - thus obliterating Cardiff's premier 'Arts & Crafts' church - but fortunately many of Sedding and Wilson's fittings were saved, and moved to St Mary's, Butetown and here to St Samson's.

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Artworks at this site:

	The Adoration of the Magi artist: Henry Wilson 1904 Church of St Dyfrig and St Samson, Grangetown, Cardiff east wall
	Angel Candleholder Church of St Dyfrig and St Samson, Grangetown, Cardiff altar table, sanctuary
	The Risen Christ 1950 Church of St Dyfrig and St Samson, Grangetown, Cardiff niche in the south wall
	St Joseph Church of St Dyfrig and St Samson, Grangetown, Cardiff niche in the south wall
	Stations of the Cross Church of St Dyfrig and St Samson, Grangetown, Cardiff south, west and north walls
	Virgin and Child 1950 Church of St Dyfrig and St Samson, Grangetown, Cardiff northwest corner of the church
	Crucifixion artist: Frank Roper 1970s Church of St Dyfrig and St Samson, Grangetown, Cardiff churchyard