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Mold, FlintshireAttractions in Mold include St Mary's Church (a 15th century parish church), a small museum and the regional arts centre, Clwyd Theatr Cymru.SychdynSychdyn has a football team which currently plays in the Clwyd Premier Division. Currently managed by Andrew WattonBagilltIn some of the collieries the men are paid every other Saturday, and do not return to their work till the following Tuesday or Wednesday. In Bagillt and in the adjoining town of Flint the old Welsh custom of keeping a merry night (noswaithlawen) is still prevalent, and, being generally reserved for a Saturday, is protracted to the following Sunday, during which drinking never ceases. The custom is represented by the clergy and others as involving the most pernicious consequences.GresfordLocated close to the English/Welsh border, the settlement existed at the time of the compilation of the Domesday book, when it was recorded as "Gretford".[2]. The name, having an English origin, was later recorded as "Gresworth", "Cresford" and "Grefford", but documentary evidence shows that the place was clearly locally referred to as "Gresford" throughout its history, even under Welsh administration, and the other names merely represent alternative spellings.[3] The Welsh form "Gresfordd", from y groesfordd ("the crossroads"), seems to have been the creation of imaginative Welsh genealogists of the fifteenth century and later.[2]Burton, WrexhamIn the early part of 2002 a trio of friends were metal detecting on a farm close to Burton, when they found a hoard of gold[citation needed]artifacts from the Bronze Age. These included a twisted wire bracelet, a necklace called a torc, a bracelet, a pendant and a collection of beads and rings - all gold, along with several axes. The finds later to be known as 'The Burton Hoard' were declared treasure trove and purchased by the National Museum Wales (formerly NMGW) for £85,000.[1]Information by Wikipedia.com
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