Henllys-fawr

Henllys-fawr
Anglesey
Farmhouse at Henllys-fawr
Location
Grid reference:	SH353708
Location:	53°12’33"N, 4°27’59"W
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Henllys-fawr is a tiny place to the north of Aberffraw on Anglesey, close to the south-west coast of the island. Its name means 'Great Old Court'.

The Welsh-language story writer W J Griffith came from here, and in 1938, T Rowland Hughes compiled a volume of Griffith’s most famous tales under the title Storïau'r Henllys Fawr.

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