St Cawrdaf's Church, Llangoed facts for kids

Quick facts for kids St Cawrdaf's Church
Country	Wales, United Kingdom
Denomination	Church in Wales
Architecture
Heritage designation	Grade II
Designated	30 January 1968
Architectural type	Church
Style	Medieval

St Cawrdaf's Church is a historic church located in the small village of Llangoed. This village is found on the beautiful Isle of Anglesey in Wales, part of the United Kingdom. The church building is very old, first built way back in the 1600s. It was later updated and repaired in the 1800s. Because it's so important and special, it was officially named a Grade II-listed building on January 30, 1968. This means it's protected and kept safe for future generations to enjoy.

What is a Grade II-Listed Building?

When a building is "listed," it means it's recognized as being very important. It has special historical or architectural value. St Cawrdaf's Church is a Grade II-listed building. This means it's a "building of special interest." It's protected by law. People can't make big changes to it without special permission. This helps keep its history and unique features safe.

A Glimpse into History: The Church's Age

St Cawrdaf's Church was first built in the 17th century. This means it was constructed between the years 1600 and 1699. Imagine how much history this building has seen! Later, in the 19th century (between 1800 and 1899), the church had some renovations. This means parts of it were repaired or updated. These updates helped keep the old church strong and usable for many more years.

The Church in the Community

Churches like St Cawrdaf's have always been important places. They are often at the heart of a village. For hundreds of years, people in Llangoed have gathered here. They come for services, community events, and to mark important moments in their lives. Even today, it continues to be a special place for the local community.

Exploring St Cawrdaf's Church

If you were to visit St Cawrdaf's Church, you would see a building with a lot of character. Its stone walls tell stories of centuries past. You might notice details from its original 17th-century design. You would also see parts that were added or changed during the 19th-century renovations. It's a great example of how buildings can change over time. Yet, they still keep their historical charm.

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  St Cawrdaf's Church in Llangoed, Anglesey.