Welcome to Dyserth, in the county of Denbighshire, North Wales

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Dyserth Bowling Club - Dyserth Environmental Group
Dyserth & District Field Club - Dyserth Tuesday Morning Community Group

Dyserth (posted 1916)-MW

An introduction to
the historic village
of Dyserth
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St Bridget’s Church
Including:
Jesse Window
Hooded Tombs
War Graves
Plas Gwyn & Bishop Morgan
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Dyserth Castle
Built in the 1240s by
Henry III and destroyed
by Llewelyn ap Gruffydd
in 1263.
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Talargoch Mines
including:-
Working Children
A Miner’s Story
A Widow’s Tale
The Leats
Clive Engine House

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The Quarry and
The Lime Works

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The Mills
Including:-
Dyserth Mill
Grove Mill
Marian Mills
Llewerllyd Mill
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Dyserth Waterfall
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The Chapels
Including:-
Bethel
Mynydd Seion
Horeb
and
United Reformed Church
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Dyserth Railway
 
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Merseyside Holiday Camp
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Curiosities

 



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Panoramas

 

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Land & Landowners
including:-
Various grand families
of the area.

 


Galleries of
Old
Photographs
of Dyserth
 


Various Documents
Including:-
Festival of Wales 1958
Cwm & Dyserth 1958
Peace Celebrations 1919
“Herald of Wales” article, from 1951

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Dyserth Brochure

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“Sam’s” Stores


Dyserth
Statistics
from the
2001 Census
 

 


Local Walks
 

Local Organisations
Bowling Club.
Environmental Group.
Field Club.
Tuesday Morning Group.
The-Alarm

Our local rock band
(opens in a new window)

 
Perm Heritage Award - Bronze
Google
WWWwww.dyserth.com

 
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