Church of St Mark, Brithdir
The Church of St Mark was closed in 2003 and is now in the care of the Friends of Friendless Churches. Situated a few miles outside Dolgellau, it was built in 1895–1898 under the patronage of Mrs Louisa Tooth, widow of the Revd Charles Tooth.
Designed by Henry Wilson, an enthusiastic proponent of the Arts and Crafts Movement, the church exhibits various Art Nouveau tendencies, and is Mediterranean in character.
The image to the right shows Charles Tooth and his guardian angel, to the right hand-side of the magnificent copper altar panel, designed and made by Henry Wilson. The panel depicts the Annunciation to Mary, and is shown in full below.


South side of the church.
We will be looking at other churches built or furnished at the expense of wealthy patrons with local connections, such as the church at Llanfair KIlgeddin, and All Saint's Glasbury.
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