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St Winefride’s striking fan-vaulted pilgrim shrine at Holywell, c.1480
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St Winefride’s striking fan-vaulted pilgrim shrine at Holywell, c.1480
Introduction 15th century fan vaulting in the under chapel at St Winefride’s well. late 15th – early 16th century On Friday I took advantage of a sunny cold day to revisit St Winefride’s Well and its late Medieval chapels. During the Middle Ages it was a major draw for pilgrims to north Wales, with its shrine, beautiful bubbling spring and the Basingwerk Abbey a few minutes away. St Winefride’s (Welsh Gwenfrewi) shrine and the Holywell (Treff…
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