| Ddisgrifiad / Description | This village on the Llyn peninsula once had a granite quarry which opened in 1861 serviced by a village on site. The quarry closed during the second world war and the community dispersed and the cottages fell into disrepair. It was occupied by hippies in the 1960s. Eventually it was acquired by a local trust and redeveloped and became a Welsh Language Centre which opened in 1982. [5 images] |