Apart from its two Art Deco buildings (and even they were minor – see previous post) most of the architecture in Mold was fairly undistinguished.

St Mary’s Church (Eglwys y Santes Fair) prominent at the end of the High Street and built in thanksgivinbg for Henry VII of England’s victory at Bosworth Field was an exception.

Stitch of two photos:-

Tower and door:-

Information board:-

So too was this Tudor style building with unusual glazing, just opposite St Mary’s :-

Note the S-shaped pattern of the glazing on this zoom:-

The ruins of Lindisfarne Priory are in Lindisfarne village on the low lying part of Holy Island (Lindisfarne.)

Just outside the ruins themselves there is a statue of St Aidan:-

Lindisfarne Priory:-

Part of grounds, St Mary’s Church in background:-

More ruins in the grounds:-

St Cuthbert‘s statue:-

Dedication Plaque (to Cuthbert of Farne):-

In St Mary’s Church (see above) is this life-size wooden statue of Lindisfarne monks carrying St Cuthbert’s body round Northumbria in an attempt to find a safe place to bury him away from Viking pillagers. (Eventually he was interred in Durham Cathedral.)