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The Church of the Holy Trinity dates from the 12th century and is a Grade I listed building. The church retains many of its Norman features, including a large font, an excellent chancel arch and a pair of intriguing corbels who guard the south doorway. Holy Trinity was restored at the turn of the twentieth century, Since the church appears to be in need of repairs, particularly after a series of spring storms in 2016, a village fund raiser was held at the Horseshoe Inn in May 2016, to help with the costs of the work. ==Nash Point Lighthouse==

Nash Point Lighthouse is a Grade II listed building, and was the last staffed lighthouse in Wales; the last keepers left on 5 August 1998. While the sands were a danger to all ships in the area, it appears that the accident involving a passenger ship, the Frolic, in March 1831, was the driving force behind the rapid construction and completion of the towers. The engineering chief was Joseph Nelson and both towers exhibited a light, giving a clear set of leading lights for vessels sailing eastwards up the Bristol Channel, guiding them through the narrow channel During the 1920s the use of the low tower was discontinued and a red sector was placed in the lamp of the east tower, shining red over the sandbank. ==References==