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Latitude: 52.0161 / 52°0'57"N
Longitude: -5.0148 / 5°0'53"W
OS Eastings: 193218
OS Northings: 239584
OS Grid: SM932395
Mapcode National: GBR CJ.H0RW
Mapcode Global: VH1QF.1L6B
Plus Code: 9C4P2X8P+C3
Entry Name: Church of St Gwyndaf
Listing Date: 14 July 1993
Last Amended: 14 July 1993
Grade: II*
Source: Cadw
Source ID: 12980
Building Class: Religious, Ritual and Funerary
Location: Situated in walled churchyard in centre of Llanwnda.
County: Pembrokeshire
Community: Pencaer (Pen-caer)
Community: Pencaer
Locality: Llanwnda
Traditional County: Pembrokeshire
Medieval parish church, the nave restored 1880-2 by E H Lingen Barker, the chancel rebuilt 1882 by Ewan Christian.
Rubble stone with tarred slate roof, low nave and chancel with W double bellcote and short, lean-to aisles embracing E end of nave and W end of chancel. Gabled S porch. Small sanctus bellcote over E end of nave. Battered windowless W wall with leaning 2-arch bellcote, C19 coping and cross. S porch is large with pointed arch, slate shelf over and coped gable with rough block finial.
Plastered stone vaulted roof, stone seats and small squint window into S aisle within. To right, 2-window aisle overlaps chancel; two 2-light windows and E end single light, all of 1880-2. Early Christian carved stone with human figure under aisle E window. Chancel stonework beyond appears all of 1882, but single light each side incorporates fragment of original, and incised cross stone is reset in wall each side. E end has 1882 Bath stone 3-light window. N lean-to aisle with one medieval single light and one 1880-2 2-light. Late C18 plaque on E wall. Nave has one 1880-2 2-light.
Yellow-washed plaster with plastered original chancel arch and arches to W into aisles. C19 rebuilt arches to aisles E of chancel arch. Low plastered arches between nave and chancel aisles. Nave has 3 original king-post trusses. N aisle is plastered and stone vaulted, S aisle has C19 roof. Nave E end has rough stone corbels. Medieval plain square font with round shaft on unusually large 6 ft square plinth. Stone seats against nave W and S walls. 1882 chancel has pine roof with trusses on corbels, encaustic tiles and brass standards to rails. Piscina built into chancel S wall and another into chancel S aisle wall, both found during restoration.
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