Llechryd

The entry for Llechryd's Holy Cross church in COFLEIN [https://www.coflein.gov.uk/en/site/3028/details/holy-cross-church-llechryd] [accessed 19 January 2020] notes: "Holy Cross Church is thought to have been constructed in fourteenth century, as a chapel of ease to Llangoedmor parish. [...] The church's remains are situated to the immediate north of the A484 and west of the Nant Arberth, close to the point where it flows into the River Teifi. [...] The church was restored and enlarged in 1838. [...] Holy Cross Church was abandoned in 1879, and lay empty until 1933, when it was reopened. An open-air service was held there in 1950. The church became a Grade II listed building in 1964, but was delisted in 1994, shortly after its roof collapsed. It is now derelict. The shell was consolidated in 1996-1997."