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St Michael (ruin), Llandre-Egremont (Church in Wales)
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St Michael,
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Llandre-Egremont
Carmarthenshire
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- The entry for this church on the National Monuments Record of Wales (NMRW) website (Coflein).
- Quote from MEDIEVAL AND EARLY POST-MEDIEVAL CHURCHES AND CHAPELS A THREAT-RELATED ASSESSMENT 2010-11 on the Dyfed Archaeology site "Medieval parish church, now in Llandissilio East parish. It was largely rebuilt in 1839 as a small, single cell comprising nave and chancel, although one of the tie-beams was recorded, in 1917, as being inscribed with the date 1782, while another timber was apparently dated 1582 (RCAHM 1917, 43). The church is now a roofless shell aligned WNW - ESE. Much of the fabric of the church has been removed since the record made in 1984 and the walls stand just over a metre high.Field observations made by R.E.Kay in 1954 show the entrance doorway and two windows in the western wall and a further two windows in the north wall. His illustrations also depict gravestones standing beyond the northwestern corner of the church, which have now gone. The church is now an overgrown, roofless ruin, and the churchyard is a caravan park. - M. Ings 2011"
It was located at SN0937620378 (Lat/Lon 51.849359, -4.769032). You can see this on maps provided by:
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