Tryddyn
Tryddyn (Treuddyn) in Clwyd
Tryddyn is in the old county of Flintshire, North Wales, and was once a part of the parish of Mold, until in 1844 it became a parish in its own right. The name was officially changed to Treuddyn in 1938.
Tryddyn is in an area rich in minerals, with coal and ironstone having been successfully mined there in the 19th and 20th centuries.
The whole area around Tryddyn I would term as being of outstanding natural beauty.
Clwyd, Tryddyn Village, old picture 
Clwyd, Tryddyn, old photo of the Hand Inn 
Clwyd, Tryddyn, vintage photo of Maes Glyndwr and Top yr Rhos 
Clwyd, Tryddyn, vintage photo of Maes Llewelyn
