Publisher's Synopsis
âOld Stone Crosses of the Vale of Clwydâ offers a fascinating glimpse into the history, folklore, and religious traditions of the Vale of Clwyd and its neighboring parishes. Compiled by Willard Fiske and Elias Owen, this book delves into the ancient manners, customs, and legendary lore associated with these Welsh communities. The study focuses particularly on the old stone crosses that stand as enduring symbols of faith and history.
Through detailed descriptions and historical accounts, the authors explore the cultural significance of these crosses, connecting them to the broader narrative of the region. This book provides valuable insights into the historical and cultural heritage of Wales, making it an essential resource for anyone interested in local history, religious studies, or folklore.
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