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St. IIItud Church
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St Illtyd's Church, Llantwit Major
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St Illtyd's Church, Llantwit Major - interior west end
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St. IIItud`s
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St. IIItud`s.
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St. IIItud`s
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Font
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East Church & Chancel
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East Church Wall Paintings
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East Church
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Medieval Mensa
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St Illtyd: c13 wall painting of Mary Magdalene with jar of ointment
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St Illtyd: mid to late c14 reredos with ogee arches, a gift from the Raglan family
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St Illtyd: c13 semi effigial slab where only head is visible; probably a Benedictine priest
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St Illtyd: mid to late c13 lay man in long tunic; man of status holding glove
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St Illtyd: lady believed to be Joan, wife of Richard Hopkins, d. c.1580
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St Illtyd: c16 lady, perhaps Joan Hopkins; bust of baby indicating she died in childbirth
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St Illtyd: unidentified figure with ruff
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St Illtyd: illegible memorial with skull; a date of 1697 is visible & the arms appear to be Bassett of Beaupre
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St Illtyd: memorial slab to Bridget Poyntz of Nash (probable a descendant of the Iron Acton branch), d.1713, wife of Edward Portrey of this parish
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St Illtyd: richly decorated stonework
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St Illtyd: stone carved early c13 Jesse niche; figure lies at bottom, his descendants represented by heads peeping out of stiff leaf scrolls
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St Illtyd: woodwork in the south porch of west church showing carvings of living creatures
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St Illtyd: woodwork in the south porch of west church showing carvings of living creatures
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St Illtyd: Celtic stones in the Galilee Chapel; Houelt cross, Sampson pillar & cylindrical pillar
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St Illtyd: Houelt Cross; a Celtic cross, dedicated by a local king, Houelt ap Rhys to his father
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St Illtyd: Samson Cross; erected by a Samson, naming Iltut
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St Illtyd: Samson pillar; erected by an Abbot Samson, naming a king of Gwent, Ithel