NPRN96646
Map ReferenceSN54SW
Grid ReferenceSN5223044040
Unitary (Local) AuthorityCarmarthenshire
Old CountyCarmarthenshire
CommunityLlanybydder
Type Of SiteWAR MEMORIAL
Period20th Century
DescriptionA village war memorial in the form of an obelisk atop a slightly tapered pedestal on a three-tiered chamfered plinth, all in polished red granite. The monument is set on a square, stepped base in pale granite, two steps up.
The pedestal is engraved on three faces (south-west, north-west and south-east) to the fallen of the First World War. The upper tier of the plinth is engraved with a memorial to the fallen of the Second World War. The lowermost tier is engraved on the south-east face with the name of the sculptor, E.J.Williams of Llanybydder.
The memorial is located at the village cross-roads, at the junction of the A485 and B4337. It lies in a small `memorial garden? setting enclosed by a wall and cast-iron railings.
David Leighton, RCAHMW, 29 November 2013