- The Wells - Introduction
- Penllyn Village Wells Project
- Background
- The Design of the CADW Plaque
- An Artist's Impression of the Site
- Photograph from 1938
- The Excavation directed by Ray Caple
- Site Plan after the Excavation
- The Opening on 14th July 2000
- Report in The GEM of the Opening
- Photograph of the CPRW Award
- Review of the Project
- Finds from the Excavations
- Summer 2016 Update
- Those Who Helped
- Complementary Web Sites
The
Parish
of
Penllyn
sits
in
one
of
the
most
beautiful
parts
of
The
Vale
of
Glamorgan
in
South
Wales
and
contains
the
villages
of
Penllyn
and
Craig
Penllyn,
together
with
Pentre
Meyrick.
It
was
largely
untouched
by
the
industrialisation
of
the
19th
and
20th
centuries,
instead
depending
on
its
farming.
Affluence
and
demographic
trends
have
altered
the
community
and
now
agriculture
is
concentrated
on
a
small
number of farms.
The
parish
contains
a
number
of
notable
buildings
including
Penllyn
Castle
which
dominates
the
moors
over
which
it
looks,
the
churches
of
Llanfrynach and St John’s and The Red Fox pub in Penllyn
- The Wells - Introduction
- Penllyn Village Wells Project
- Background
- The Design of the CADW Plaque
- An Artist's Impression of the Site
- Photograph from 1938
- The Excavation directed by Ray Caple
- Site Plan after the Excavation
- The Opening on 14th July 2000
- Report in The GEM of the Opening
- Photograph of the CPRW Award
- Review of the Project
- Finds from the Excavations
- Summer 2016 Update
- Those Who Helped
- Complementary Web Sites
PENLLYN WEBSITE
Due
to
a
lack
of
support
and
interest
in
the
website
the
domain
of
www.penllyn.org.uk
will lapse at the beginning of April.
However
It
will
still
be
possible
to
access
this
site
-
www.penlline.org.uk
-
where
some
of
the
information
will
still
be
available.
VILLAGE NEWSLETTER
The
edition
of
the
Village
Newsletter
for
Winter
2016
is
now
available and you can read it on line
here.
SALMON‘S WELLS UPDATE
Read about recent improvements made to this historic site.
More information...