Pont-ar-Gothi

The Cothi Bridge Show contains breeders and exhibitors and attracts visitors from a large area.

[1] The building of Holy Trinity Church was mostly funded by Henry Bath, whose family made a fortune as Cornish tin producers.

The coming of the railway to the Tywi Valley had allowed Bath to buy land to build a mansion and commute to Swansea.

[2] It is a Grade II*-listed building [3] The church was built on land which had belonged to Talley Abbey, a half-mile from the mansion and linked to it by a wooden bridge over the Cothi.

Bucknall employed his friend Alfred Stansell to richly decorate the interior with painted murals.