Memorials of Old North Wales
Memorials of Old North Wales
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More plain surfaces are required, and a concentration of ornament. Amongst the statues are to be found those of St. Lawrence and St. James. Mr. A. N. Palmer considers that these saints were introduced in honour of Catherine of Aragon. Other noted towers are the beautiful example at Gresford, and those at Holt, Hope, Clynnog, and Llanengan. In the simpler examples the only approach to the tower is often from the nave, as at Llandrillo yn Rhos, Llanerchymedd, Llanfechell, and Llaneilian. At Llanf...echell the tower terminates with a peculiar and interesting stone domical erection of late date, having the appearance of a columbarium. In some instances a large wooden bell-turret was constructed at the west end, the supporting timbers being carried down and resting on the floor of the church. A good example The Parish Churches of North Wales 99 formerly existed at Llandyssil. The western tower at Mallwyd is of timber construction.
From the Norman period onwards there are certain churches which appear to have been but little influenced by the Celtic spirit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
More plain surfaces are required, and a concentration of ornament. Amongst the statues are to be found those of St. Lawrence and St. James. Mr. A. N. Palmer considers that these saints were introduced in honour of Catherine of Aragon. Other noted towers are the beautiful example at Gresford, and those at Holt, Hope, Clynnog, and Llanengan. In the simpler examples the only approach to the tower is often from the nave, as at Llandrillo yn Rhos, Llanerchymedd, Llanfechell, and Llaneilian. At Llanf...echell the tower terminates with a peculiar and interesting stone domical erection of late date, having the appearance of a columbarium. In some instances a large wooden bell-turret was constructed at the west end, the supporting timbers being carried down and resting on the floor of the church. A good example The Parish Churches of North Wales 99 formerly existed at Llandyssil. The western tower at Mallwyd is of timber construction.
From the Norman period onwards there are certain churches which appear to have been but little influenced by the Celtic spirit.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Alfred Edward Alfred Jones to read onlineMoreLess
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