St James's Church, Pyle
St James's Church is a Grade I listed church in Pyle, Bridgend County Borough, south Wales. A church was present in the area during the Norman period, but due to sand invasion by the later 14th century a new church had to be built, using some of the earlier materials. The date 1471 displayed on the roof indicates that the church was rebuilt at that time. In 1877 the church was extensively renovated, and it was further restored by F. W. Waller in 1891, when the chancel was given a new roof and the church was fitted with a new organ chamber. St James's Church became a Grade I listed building on 26 July 1963.[1]
References
- ^ "Church of St James, Pyle with Kenfig, Pyle". British Listed Buildings. Retrieved 30 April 2016.
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Bridgend County Borough
- Brackla
- Bridgend
- Cefn Cribwr
- Coity Higher
- Cornelly
- Coychurch Higher
- Coychurch Lower
- Garw Valley
- Laleston
- Llangynwyd Lower
- Llangynwyd Middle
- Maesteg
- Merthyr Mawr
- Newcastle Higher
- Ogmore Valley
- Pencoed
- Porthcawl
- Pyle
- St Bride's Minor
- Ynysawdre
villages
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- Bryncethin
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- Bryntirion
- Caerau
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- Coychurch
- Coytrahen
- Cwmfelin
- Danygraig
- Garth
- Heol-y-Cyw
- Kenfig
- Kenfig Hill
- Laleston
- Litchard
- Llangan
- Llangeinor
- Llangynwyd
- Maudlam
- Maesteg
- Merthyr Mawr
- Nant-y-moel
- Newton
- North Cornelly
- Nottage
- Ogmore Vale
- Pantygog
- Pantyrawel
- Pen-y-fai
- Pencoed
- Pontycymer
- Porthcawl
- Price Town
- Pyle
- Sarn
- South Cornelly
- Tondu
- Tythegston
- Wild Mill
- Wyndham
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