Open Doors - St Twrog, Bodwrog, Anglesey

Surrounded by breathtaking panoramic views, this simple church in the centre of Anglesey has remained largely unchanged since the reign of Henry VII.

St Twrog’s has remained very much as it was when it was constructed in the late 15th century. As well as the original south and north doors it retains three original windows in the chancel, including a ‘surprisingly grand’ three-light Perpendicular-style East window with tracery. Two more windows were added to the chancel in the 17th/18th centuries, and in the 19th century the church was refitted with timber dado panelling, pulpit and reading desk, box pews, a simple communion rail and a new roof. The bellcote at the west end contains a single bell inscribed 1688.

Off the B5109
Bodwrog
Holyhead
Anglesey (Ynys Môn)
LL65 3DQ

OS grid reference - SH 400 776

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