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St Tegai
The Penrhyn family built the village of Llandygai for its estate workers in the 18th Century, but St Tegai founded his Church in the 6th Century. The present Church dates from the 14th Century & contains monuments to the Penrhyn family & John Williams Archbishop of York, who was one of King James I’s closest advisers & was buried here in 1650. The churchyard, in a conservation area, reflects not only links with the Penrhyn family but also the culture and language of the local Welsh speaking society.
Service Times
1st Sunday
2nd Sunday
3rd Sunday
4th Sunday
5th Sunday
Other Services
| Wednesday 1015 Holy Communion |
Opening Times
Open Wednesdays & Saturdays from 1000 until 1800.
Thus we open 1 hour before Penrhyn Castle & close 1 hour after.
Though the main entrance has 3 small steps, ramps for wheelchairs are available just inside the door.
Location
SH597709
