0023 Dyserth Church, with New Inn and Carreg Heilin Lane, Castle Quarry in the background

0179 Dyserth Church & New Churchyard. Also shows houses on Carreg Heilin Lane

0194 Dyserth Church, from a card posted 1904

0210 The Church Dyserth.
Harry Thomas Collection.

0284 Old Vicarage in the early 1900s.
Once called The Old Manor now Dyserth Care Hotel.
Bishop William Morgan lived here from around 1600 to 1604, when it was called Plas Gwyn.
Photo from early 1900s. The Rev. J.Evans-Jones (vicar from 1907 to 1934) and his wife are standing in the doorway.

0298 Yr Eglwys 1902

0317 Hooded tombs 1921

0399 Church & Vicarage Dyserth (posted 1914)

0400 Dyserth Church

0401 Bridge to Dyserth Church

1191a Inside St Bridget's

0402 Dyserth Parish Church (Interior)

0457 The Jesse Window Dyserth

0403 Dyserth Church Window

1192a Inside St Bridget's

0409 Dyserth tombs

0530 Dyserth Church Tombs of the Welsh Princes.
(Well, that's what it says...)

1175 Ancient Tombs Dyserth

0423 Ancient Tombs, Dyserth

1176 hooded tombs 1978. With one of the hoods collapsed.

1177 hooded tombs

In 2008 some years after repairs

0430 Dyserth Church Pre-1918

0431 Dyserth Church & Castle Hill. Pre-1918.

0432 Dyserth Church and Grounds, and houses on Carreg Heilin Lane

0452 Parish Church, Dyserth. Pre-1918

0522 Dyserth Church. From Thomas Pennant's A Tour In Wales, 1770s.

0836 Dyserth Church

St Bridget's Church, Dyserth. Showing river alongside road.

1131 Church c1960

1138 Dyserth churchyard

1140 Dyserth church and old vicarage

1206 St Bridget's, Dyserth

0688 St Bridget's church in the snow.

0689 St Bridget's church in the snow.

1292 Dyserth Church, possibly posted 1912

1314 From above the falls, posted August 1913

1357 Showing the New Inn and St Bridget's Church in 1957

1357a A close-up section of 1357 showing the New Inn and St Bridget's Church, in 1957

1359 From above, showing the Church. the Red Lion and the Waterfall Gardens

1361 St Bridget's Church from a postcard posted in 1913