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Churchgoing in The 40's

Llanwenarth Church Interior 1898
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My grandparents lived in Abergavenny since 1934 in a beautiful dressed stone house called Maisemore in Albany Road, and every summer after the war my family and I went to stay with them for a month, that is, until my grandfather died in March 1950, when this happy time came to an end. During the war my mother, brother and I were evacuated there, as our home was in Sunderland, which was a target for bombs, and if my grandparents hadn't taken us in, they would have had to put up evacuees from Cardiff. We used to go to this church in Llanwenarth on Sundays, and I can remember having to be taken out during the service one Sunday in 1949 because I wasn't feeling well.

Written by Diana Dioszeghy. To send Diana Dioszeghy a private message, click here.

A memory of Abergavenny in Gwent shared on Thursday, 10th April 2008.

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