All Saints Church & Norton Church

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Swansea, United Kingdom

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Anglican church

All Saints Church & Norton Church Reviews | Rating 4,7 out of 5 stars

All Saints Church & Norton Church is located in Swansea, United Kingdom on 2 Church Park, The Mumbles. All Saints Church & Norton Church is rated 4.7 out of 5 in the category anglican church in United Kingdom.

Address

2 Church Park, The Mumbles

Phone

+441792361684

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Bob Wells
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Historic local church, which was probably built on the site of a Roman villa or temple. Located close to the front in Mumbles. Very nice clergy. Used for interesting musical events, at times. There is a beautiful window dedicated to Mumbles Lifeboat men who lost their lives trying to save others.

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michelle lewis
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Beautiful church love the lifeboat window so much so had a lamp designed on it

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Ron Griffiths
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Very historical building and beautiful interior, with wonderful atmosphere, lovely place when they have concerts there.

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Superstevey
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This church is full of fascinating history. The stained glass windows are Beautiful and even has one as a tribute to the 47 seamen who lost their lives on the Mumbles Lifeboat and the crew of the American ship S.S. Samtampa ship off Porthcawl rocks in 1947. It was built on a Roman Villa and the Roman mosaic floor can still be seen today. One noticeable feature is that the Norman tower has only 3 clocks- an intriguing fact that probably has some local political reason. As for the gravestones and crypts, there is one that Warwick University visit regularly of Thomas Bowdler and also one mass burial site for the Black Death in the 1600's .

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Carl Sullivan
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With the Gwalia Singers and Ros Evans as part of the Mumbles Festival

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