Project summary

Restoring forgotten and deteriorating historical structures in the landscape, and discovering the stories behind them and how they played a role in shaping the landscape

Key partners

• External link to Gwynedd Archaeological Trust - link opens in a new tab
• External link to CADW - link opens in a new tab

Project outputs

1. Historic structures restored
2. Volunteer days

Project outcomes

1. Heritage landmarks are conserved
2. Local people have learned about the landmarks and participated in their restoration

Scheme objectives

1. Conserve key features of the landscape’s heritage character
2. Increase local awareness of Holy Island's heritage
3. Increase community participation in local heritage activities

Activities

Extensive surveys have been carried out on all the structures listed in the development phase documents. These will be shared publicly when available in a suitable format.

Working with specialist’s from Ramboll, the Partnership have appointed Recclesia to carry out conservation works on the following structures:

1. Ffynnon y Wrach
2. Tŵr Elin
3. The Lookout, South Stack

Works will commence in December 2022 and will be completed by March 2023. The Partnership are grateful for the ongoing support of its partners during these works in particular the RSPB.

Photo gallery

Resources

Read more about the hut circles on Wikipedia

Watch a video by Cadw about the hut circles on YouTube

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