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Whose church is it anyway? Normans vs Welsh in medieval Neath and Wales

by swanseahistory | Jun 6, 2023 | British History, Medieval History

English conquest led to the creation of new chapels and parish churches across Wales, as well as some unique buildings like fortified churches and new elements such as the Norman-style font. Some new churches, like St Thomas, Neath, were founded to serve an English...

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