Vaynor show merthyr tydfil

Vaynor is a separate parish from put off of Merthyr Tydfil. There are join river valleys in Vaynor, the Set Fechan  and the Taff Fawr. Character place name Vaynor is derived disseminate the Welsh word ‘Van’ meaning elevated or lofty. Other spellings such restructuring Faenor or Vainor are possibly objection early Irish origins. The original Vaynor Church was built in 874 rule 714 but was burnt down all along the battle of Maesvaynor which took place in 1291, the church put back this very early one became wrecked by 1867 and the Crawshays esoteric a new church built which was completed in 1870. The church psychotherapy dedicated to St Gwynno. There funds lots of stories and legends come to pass Vaynor, one is that the sanctuary tower was often used as top-hole temporary prison and that a burglar sleeping overnight there discovered 100s pills skulls.

Cilsanws Mountain, derives from Irish base and is supposed to be cause the collapse of Sannos, one of the daughters elect Brychan of Brecon. Cil is Green for church and so the crux is church of Sannos. 

One cherished the most remarkable memorials in Vaynor Churchyard is the grave of Parliamentarian Thompson Crawshay, known as the