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Capel Stryd Newydd (unitarian;little Chapel;new Street), New Street Aberystwyth

7160 ·

Little Chapel, claimed to be the smallest nonconformist chapel in Wales. It originated as an outbuilding to one of the houses in Laura Place and blocked openings in the Castle Street elevation sug...

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Bethany English Baptist Chapel, St Mary Street, Cardiff

9274 ·

Bethany Methodist Chapel was first built in 1807, rebuilt in 1821-27 and enlarged in 1840. The chapel was rebuilt again in 1865 by architect John Hartland of Cardiff. By 1969 the chapel had been co...

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Tabernacle Welsh Baptist Chapel (tabernacl Capel Y Bedyddwyr), The Hayes, Formerly In Temperance To

9291 ·

Tabernacle Baptist Chapel ws built in 1821, modifid in 1842. rebuilt in 1865 and moisied again in 1902. The present chapel, dated 1865, was designed by architects J. Hartland and Son of Cardiff and...

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