Diocese of St Asaph
Large double-naved medieval church. The church of Llanfarchell (Whitchurch or Eglwyswen) is dedicated to St Marcella (or Marcellus) and was substantially extended in the fifteenth century. The church houses very few remains of its medieval furnishings and fittings but is rich in seventeenth century memorials and stone and wood carving. The church was restored in 1908 by H. Fowler of Durham.
CPAT Historic Churches Survey
view on the National Monuments Record (Coflein)
view on the Church Heritage Cymru website
| Scenes from the Resurrection of Christ artist: Henry Gustave Hiller 1918 Church of St Marcella, Llanfarchell, Denbighshire east wall of the south nave (window number: sI) | |
| An Angel Greets the Three Women at the Empty Tomb firm/studio: Heaton, Butler & Bayne 1912 Church of St Marcella, Llanfarchell, Denbighshire north wall of the north chancel | |
| Medieval Fragments probably late-fifteenth century or early-sixteenth century Church of St Marcella, Llanfarchell, Denbighshire west wall of the south porch |
N.B.Position of marker is approximate and does not necessarily show the exact location of the site.
Site OS Grid Ref: SJ07146623
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