has "retained the simplicity of design and construction", and also the church's medieval character. In the 19th century, the writer Samuel Lewis said that it was "small and of rude workmanship", but had "several curious features" such as the font that made it "valuable". The antiquarian Angharad Llwyd, writing in 1833, described it as "a small cruciform structure, situated in a little barren valley", with the south transept "bearing evidence of very great antiquity." She stated that there were some windows "in the later English style, of good design, especially the east window of the chancel, which is a very superior composition." References External links Photographs of the church Grade II* listed churches in Anglesey Former churches in Anglesey 12th-century church buildings in Wales Churches preserved by the Friends of Friendless Churches Bryngwran