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United Reformed Church (congregational Church), Victoria Place, Victoria Road/ Hill Street

11659 ·

The United Reformed Congregational Chapel is one of the most impressive chapels in Wales. Its triple-arched main-gable facade on columns is a pioneering example of the type in Wales and may have in...

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Castle Street (congregational), Duke Street, Tredegar,

12772 ·

Castle Street Congregational Chapel was built in 1875 by architect A D Watkins. The chapel is built in the Lombardic style with a gable entry plan, flanking trrets and round headed windows with st...

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