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Grid reference ST0674

near to Bonvilston, The Vale of Glamorgan/Bro Morgannwg, Wales


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ST0674 : Red Lion, Bonvilston by Tony Hodge Red Lion, Bonvilston
ST0674 : No through road from Maes-y-ffynon, Bonvilston by Jaggery No through road from Maes-y-ffynon, Bonvilston
The road heads north away from houses in Maes-y-ffynon towards Sunnybank and the edge of a golf course.
ST0674 : Tudor Lodge by Alan Hughes Tudor Lodge
Tudor Lodge, Bonvilston
ST0674 : The Red Lion, Bonvilston, Vale of Glamorgan by John Lord The Red Lion, Bonvilston, Vale of Glamorgan
ST0674 : A48 at The Red Lion, Bonvilston by Colin Pyle A48 at The Red Lion, Bonvilston
ST0674 : Parish Church of St Mary, Bonvilston by Colin Cheesman Parish Church of St Mary, Bonvilston
12th century origins with the tower added in the 15th century. Extensively restored and rebuilt in the 19th century by Messrs Prichard and Seddon, architects of Cardiff, who reconstructed the nave, chancel, north transept and porch in 1863... (more)
ST0674 : Nameboard, Church of St Mary the Virgin Bonvilston by Jaggery Nameboard, Church of St Mary the Virgin Bonvilston
The board is attached to the wall at the churchyard entrance. The church Link is Grade II listed.
ST0674 : Church of St Mary, Bonvilston by John Lord Church of St Mary, Bonvilston
ST0674 : Pathway through the autumn of our lives by Alan Hughes Pathway through the autumn of our lives
A pathway through the autumn of our lives, St.Mary's Churchyard, Bonvilston
ST0674 : Bonvilston Village Green by Tony Hodge Bonvilston Village Green
At the corner of Maes y Ffynnon
ST0674 : Ordnance Survey Cut Mark by Adrian Dust Ordnance Survey Cut Mark
This OS cut mark can be found on the north face of St Mary's Church. It marks a point 96.225m above mean sea level.
ST0674 : Northern end of Maes-y-ffynon, Bonvilston by Jaggery Northern end of Maes-y-ffynon, Bonvilston
These houses are near the SW edge of a golf course.

 
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