Dyserth

Dyserth Church Tombs of the Welsh Princes

Dyserth in North Wales was in an area where the main employments were in the lead mines and limestone quarries.

The local railway reached Dyserth in 1869 and closed in 1973.

One of the main attractions in Dyserth is the beautiful waterfall in the gardens.

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