Photo Gallery of Churches on the Island of Anglesey in North Wales
Anglesey, Aberffraw Church 
Anglesey, Bryngwran Church 
Anglesey, Bryngwran, Ceirchiog Churchyard – sadly just a ruin 
Heneglwys (St Llwydian’s) Church – originally dedicated to st Corbre 
Beaumaris, St Mary’s Church 
Bodedern Church 
Bodewryd Church 
Anglesey, Bodwrog Church 
Caergeiliog Church 
Ceidio Church 
Cerrigceinwen Church 
Coedana Church 
Gwalchmai (Morhaiarn) Church 
Holyhead, St Cybi’s Church 
Llanallgo Church 
Llanbabo Church 
Llanbadrig Church – St Padrig’s 
St Seiriols Demolition February 1992
Because of the remote location of so many of Anglesey’s Churches – especially the old churches that are now abandoned – I would say I must be one of a very few people who has ever seen (and touched) them all. Particularly with the older, more remote churches, I found it necessary to resort to ordnance survey maps. Some, like Gwredog Church, were quite an adventure in the finding – and extremely rewarding once found.
Llanedwen Church 
Llandegfan Church 
Llanbedrgoch Church 
Llanbeulan Church 
Llanddaniel Fab Church 
Llanddeusant Church 
Llanddona (St Dona’s) Church 
Llanddyfnan Church Talwrn – St Dyfnan’s 
Llandrygarn Church 
Llandyfrydog Church 
Llaneilian Church 
Llanerchymedd Church 
Llaneugrad Church – St Eugrad’s 
Llanfachraeth Church 
Llanfaelog Church 
Llanfaes Church – St Catherine’s 
Llanfaethlu Church – St Maethlu 
Llanfair Matharn Eithaf Church 
Llanfair Pwllgwyngyll, St Mary`s Church 
Llanfair yn Neubwll Church – St Mary’s 
Llanfairynghornwy Church – St Mary’s 
Llanfair yn y Cwmwd Church – St Mary’s 
Llanfechell Church – St Mechell’s 
Llanffinnan’s Church – St Ffinnan’s 
Llanfflewin Church – St Fflewin’s 
Llanfigael Church – St Bugail’s 
Llanfihangel Din Silwy Church – St Michael’s
There are only a few churches that are dedicated to female Saints, and Anglesey is no exception. I have spent over two years taking these photographs of Anglesey churches, and spoken to many helpful and interesting people along the way. It is my intention – the Lord and time permitting – to one day write a book that includes them all, and to tell some interesting stories that go along with the history of Anglesey Churches.
Llanfihangel Trer Beirdd Church – St Michael’s 
The new Llanfihangel Ysceifiog (Pentre Berw) Church – St Michael’s 
The old Llanfihangel Ysceifiog (Pentre Berw) Church of St Michael’s – abandoned in the 1840/1850’s 
Llanfwrog Church – St Mwrog’s 
Llangadwaladr Church – St Cadwaladr’s – lomg one of Anglesey’s most important churches historically 
Llangefni Church – St Cyngar’s 
Llangeinwen Church – St Ceinwen’s – one of the few churches dedicated to a female Saint 
Llangoed Church – St Cawdraf’s 
Llangristiolus – St Cristiolus’s 
Llangwyfan Church – St Mary’s 
Llangwyllog Church – St Cwyllog’s – 6th century site 
The original Llanidan Church – St Idan / Nidan’s – lovingly restored by its’ current owners 
Llaniestyn Church – St Iestyn’s 
Llanllibio Church – all that remains is a memorial 
Llanrhuddlad Church – St Rhuddlad’s – Church Bay is so called because the spire may be seen from the sea 
Llanrhwydrys Church – St Rhwydrys’s 
The new Llantrisant Church – Three Saints – Gafran, Ieuan and Sannan 
Llansadwrn Church – St Sadwrn’s 
The original Llantrisant Church – Three Saints – Gafran, Ieuan and Sannan – now restored by Friends of the Friendless Churches 
Llangaffo Church – St Caffo’s 
The new Llanidan Church – St Idan / Nidan’s
Last but not least of the Anglesey churches are the ones shown below. My journey through Anglesey in search of these churches, sometimes armed with ordnance survey maps dating nearly a hundred years old, has been one of great enjoyment and satisfaction. It is not over yet, and it may never be – I hope not anyway. Most of Anglesey’s Churches are dedicated to Saint Mary or St Michael. Many, however, are dedicated to Celtic Saints. These are little-known saints, many of Irish origin, and it can be difficult to find out much about them.
Malltraeth Church – Crist y Brenin (Christ the King) 
The new church of Llanwenllwyfo – St Gwenllwyfo’s 
The original church of Llanwenllwyfo – St Gwenllwyfo’s 
Llechcynfarwy Church 
Menai Bridge Old Church – St Tysilio’s on Church Island 
Menai Bridge Church – St Mary’s 
Newborough Church – St Pedr’s (St Peter’s) – in the next field the ancient court of the Welsh Princes (Rhosyr Court) was discovered 
Penmon Priory Church – 5th century origins 
Penmynydd Church – St Gredifael’s – Church of the ruling Tudors 
Penrhoslligwy Church, St Michael’s 
Pentraeth Church – St Mary’s 
Rhosbeirio Church – St Mary’s 
Trearddur Bay Church – St Ffraidd’s 
Trefdraeth Church – St Beuno’s 
Tregaian Church – now in the hands of Friends of the Friendless Churches
