Transcribed from the 1853 David Roberts edition by David Price, email ccx074@pglaf.org
HISTORY
OF LLANGOLLEN
AND ITS VICINITY;
INCLUDING A
CIRCUIT OF ABOUT SEVEN MILES.
BY W. T. SIMPSON.
Second Edition, with Marginal Notes.
LLANGOLLEN:
PUBLISHED BY DAVID ROBERTS, BRIDGE-STREET.
1853.
CONTENTS.
| Page | |
| Aqueduct of Pontcysyllte | [33] |
| Berwyn Mountains | [25] |
| Brynkinallt | [18] |
| Castell Dinas Bran | [46] |
| Chirk Castle | [13] |
| Village | [16] |
| Clawdd Offa, or Offa’s Dyke | [6], [10] |
| Conclusion | [101] |
| Dee, River | [72] |
| Glyn Dyfrdwy | [76] |
| La Crucis, or Pillar of Eliseg | [68] |
| Llangollen Town | [1] |
| Church | [93] |
| Bridge | [75] |
| Vicarage | [41] |
| Llantysilio | [58] |
| Llys Pengwern | [42] |
| Plas Newydd | [99] |
| Ruabon, or Rhiwabon | [7] |
| Trevor Hall | [39] |
| Valle Crucis Abbey | [59] |
| Wynnstay | [8] |
LLANGOLLEN
AND
ITS VICINITY.
“Here let me still with simple Nature live,
My lowly field-flowers on her altar lay;
Enjoy the blessings that she meant to give,
And calmly pass my inoffensive day.”