Sir John Morris Jones

Finding this memorial requires a bit of local knowledge, as it sits quietly in the countryside near Ty Croes without obvious signposting. Sir John Morris Jones was a Welsh scholar and poet who helped standardise Welsh grammar and spelling in the early 20th century - crucial work for preserving the language. The memorial itself is modest, marking the birthplace of this linguistic pioneer.

History buffs with an interest in Welsh culture will appreciate the significance more than casual visitors. There's not much to see beyond the memorial stone and surrounding farmland, so allow perhaps 15 minutes unless you're particularly keen on the subject. The real value lies in understanding Morris Jones's role in Welsh literary history.

It's free to visit, though you'll need to park considerately on nearby lanes. Best combined with other Anglesey attractions rather than making a special trip. For families staying at nearby parks like Penbryn Caravan Site or Anglesey Yurt Holidays, it makes a brief educational stop if you're already exploring the island's quieter corners. Kids might find it a bit dry unless they're studying Welsh history at school.