St Beuno's Church, Trefdraeth, Medieval parish church in Anglesey, Wales.
St Beuno's Church is a medieval parish church standing north of the road between Trefdraeth and Bethel within a circular enclosed plot of land. The building features rubble masonry walls and external buttresses that provide structural support.
The oldest parts of this church date from the 13th century, with the nave and chancel surviving from that medieval period. Later modifications altered some features, though these core sections have remained largely intact through the centuries.
The church holds a 12th-century cylindrical font decorated with saltire patterns and a Celtic cross, reflecting Welsh religious craftsmanship of that era. These pieces show how local artisans expressed their faith through intricate stone carving.
This is an active place of worship serving the local Anglican community with regular services held here. Visitors should check ahead for opening times, as access may be limited when religious ceremonies are taking place.
This church is surrounded by a circular enclosed plot, a feature found at some older Welsh parish churches that marks what may have been a sacred site before medieval times. The round boundary hints at much earlier religious use of this location.
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