St Mary's Church, Llanfair-yn-Neubwll

The current church building was constructed in the 14th century, though there is a suggestion that there was originally a church from the 12th century on the site as the baptismal font dated from that time. It was constructed out of local stone rubble and sandstone as a small medieval church where the nave and chancel were not separated from each other. In 1857 Henry Kennedy, who worked on a number of churches within the Church of England's Diocese of Bangor, started a renovation of the church. He installed windows in the north and south walls and reroofed the nave. He also removed the pews and replaced them with open seating. Despite the extent of this work, Kennedy used recycled materials…