Old and contemporary photographs of the churches and other places of worship in Holyhead (Caergybi) on Anglesey in North Wales

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High resolution old and contemporary photographs Places of Worship in Holyhead (Caergybi) in Anglesey (Sir Fôn) in North Wales.

Anglesey, Holyhead, St Cybis Church - pre 1950's

Holyhead stands at the far north west tip of Wales, and the lovely St Cybi's Church is built within the remains of a Roman Fort, the welsh name for the town is Caergybi - meaning Cybi's Fort.

St Seiriols Church was very sadly demolished in 1992 as not enough money had been raised to repair the roof e.g.

Anglesey, Holyhead, St Cybi's Church - Memorial window to Ellin Stanley 1809-1876

Anglesey, Holyhead, St Cybi's Church - Memorial window to the Stanley brothers of Penrhos, who were killed whilst making a tunnel in the sand at Penrhos in 1947

Anglesey, Holyhead, St Cybi's Church - Original Tudor Rose decoration - found under the present plaster

Anglesey, Holyhead, St Cybi's Church - Plaque made of tiles thanking the people for the hospitality bestowed upon the Dutch Forces during WWII

St Cybi's Page II>>>>St Cybi's Church Architecture>>>>
St Cybi's Church Memorials>>>Disgwylfa Chapel
English Baptist Church>>English Presbyterian Church
Other Places of Worship in Holyhead>>>>Anglesey page

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