Church of St Gwenfaen, Rhoscolyn, Anglesey
Diocese of Bangor
N.B.Position of marker is approximate and does not necessarily show the exact location of the site.
Site OS Grid Ref: SH26817572
Church (Anglican)
Church rebuilt on a medieval site in the 1870s by an Anglesey architect, R.G. Thomas of Menai Bridge. Little of the medieval fabric remains apart from the south door and the fifteenth-century font. The church has set of stained glass windows by different makers dating from the late nineteenth century into the early twentieth century.
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People associated with this site
as architect: R.G. Thomas
Artworks at this site:
| Christ Standing on the Waters with Scenes from the Gospels firm/studio: James Powell & Sons about 1912 Church of St Gwenfaen, Rhoscolyn, Angleseyeast wall of the chancel | |
| The Annunciation firm/studio: C.E. Kempe 1893 Church of St Gwenfaen, Rhoscolyn, Angleseysouth wall of the nave | |
| St George and St Michael firm/studio: Morris & Co. designer: Edward Coley Burne-Jones artist: William Glasby 1919 Church of St Gwenfaen, Rhoscolyn, Angleseysouth wall of the nave | |
| St Michael and Fortitude firm/studio: Morris & Co. artist: William Glasby designer: John Henry Dearle 1920 Church of St Gwenfaen, Rhoscolyn, Angleseywest wall | |
| The Annunciation to the Shepherds firm/studio: C.E. Kempe 1897 Church of St Gwenfaen, Rhoscolyn, Angleseynorth wall of the nave | |
| St Luke late nineteenth or early twentieth century Church of St Gwenfaen, Rhoscolyn, Angleseyporch | |
| St John late nineteenth or early twentieth century Church of St Gwenfaen, Rhoscolyn, Angleseyporch |
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