- The
Church of St Anno in
Llananno, Powys, Wales, is a
redundant church dating from the 14th century. Its
medieval rood
screen is
considered "one of the...
- Bugeildy/Beguildy • Heyop/Llanddewi-yn-Heiob • Knighton/Trefyclawdd •
Llananno/Llanano •
Llanbadarn Fynydd/Llanbadarn
Vynydd •
Llanbister • Llanddewi...
- from the Old
Parish Church. Part 2,
Llanwnog Church. Part 3. Rood Screen,
Llananno Church, Radnor.
Montgomeryshire Collections Vol. 3 (1870), 211–214; Vol...
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Llanafan Fawr
Settlement SN9655
Llanandras Presteigne Settlement SO3164
Llananno Llananno Settlement SO0974
Llanarmon Mynydd Mawr
Llanarmon Mynydd Mawr Settlement...
- 2019
article published online, The
Medieval Rood
Screen and Rood Loft at
Llananno by
Richard Wheeler makes reference to the
series of
articles published...
-
Archaeological Trust.
Retrieved 9
March 2020. Wiles, J. "Castell Tinboeth,
Llananno (96533)". Coflein. RCAHMW.
Retrieved 8
March 2020. Kenyon, John (2010)...
- they were
decorated with
carved saints under niches (St Anno's Church,
Llananno, Wales), or
painted figures (Strencham, Worcester), is
certain from the...
- Rogerstone, Talygarn, Tenby,
Tonna SS Anne & Mary 1 Tan-y-bwlch St Anno 1
Llananno St
Arthen 1
Llanarthne St
Arvan 1 St
Arvans SS
Asaph &
Cyndeyrn 3 Llanasa...
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Llanwnnog in
Montgomeryshire in 1873 and re-built in 1877-8 the
church at
Llananno in Radnorshire, to
house the
medieval screen.
Thomas Garrett Newnham was...
- (15115)",
National Historic ****ets of Wales,
retrieved 20
December 2016
Llananno,
Friends of
Friendless Churches,
archived from the
original on 4 December...
