Church of St George, Llandudno

TO BUILDERS - Persons desirous of Contracting for the various departments of work required in the erection of a NEW CHURCH and PARSONAGE HOUSE, at LLANDUDNO, and the NEW CHURCH at LLANSANTFFRAID, may inspect the Plans and Specifications, and obtain every other requisite information by application at my office in Conway, from the first day or April to the 14th inclusive, I The Committees do not pledge themselves to accept the lowest tenders. By Order, JOHN WELCH, Architect, St. Asaph, March 21st, 1839. [North Wales Chronicle 26 March 1839 page 2]

Reference    North Wales Advertiser 25 August 1840 page 3
ST. GEORGE’S CHURCH LLANDUDNO - The Church is in the Gothic style, in the form of a cross, having a north and south transept; it has 63 pews or about 500 sittings, 300 of which are free. The architect is Mr. John Welch. The site is the gift of Lady Mostyn Champneys and the Hon. E. M. LI. Mostyn, in addition to which munificent gift her ladyship most handsomely presented the parishioners with a complete set of communion service of solid silver, and also the furniture complete for the altar, pulpit, and reading desk. …. Attached to the Church-yard is the new residence for its Minister, the site of which is also the gift of the same liberal individuals. Llandudno so lung without a residence for its Minister, and so long with its church situated in a most inconvenient place, is now, it may be said, become one of the most completed and convenient places in this respect. [North Wales Advertiser 25 August 1840 page 3]