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| Site notes: | An old site, the early church 'reputedly built in the late 6th or early 7th' (CPAT). A 5th/6th century Romano/English stone removed from beneath the tree in 1915 is now dispayed inside the church. The yew was described in Lewis's Topographical Dictionary of Wales as 'one of the finest yew-trees in the principality'. As well as the ancient yew, some younger yews grow at the churchyard entrance. | ||
| Yews recorded at this site: | 1 ancient - exceptional | Country: | Wales |
| Protection & Responsibility: | Church in Wales | OS Map No. & Grid Ref: | SJ03410977 |
| Site type: | churchyard | Public access: | Yes |
| Church name: | St Erfyl | Lost yew site: | No |
| Diocese: | St Asaph | Date Visited: | 12-Aug-98 |
| Nearest town: | Welshpool | Recorded by: | Tim Hills |
| County: | Powys | ||
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