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Congregational Church (carmarthen Road United Reformed), Caepistyll Street; Carmarthen Roa

13549 ·

Carmarthen Road Congregational Chapel was built in 1876 by architects T White and J Williams of Swansea. it is built in the Classical/Romansque style with a gable entry plan, two storeys and Round ...

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Frogmore Street Chapel

307557 ·

Built in the Gothic style with three 'Y' tracery windows on the main gable-end stone facade, gable entry type. Built in 1871, architect and builder Mr White of Abergavenny, gable entry type. See Si...

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