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Trinity English Methodist Church (wesleyan), Bridge Street, Kidwelly

6285 ·

Trinity Chapel was built in 1866, in the Simple Gothic style of the gable entry type, to the design of architect T.W.A. Evans of Kidwelly.

RCAHMW, June 2009.

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Park Street Methodist Church (wesleyan), Blaenavon;blaenafon

10499 ·

Park Street Methodist Chapel was built in 1885 to the design of architect John Wills of Derby. The chapel is built in the Romanesque/Lombardic style with a gable-entry plan, a large arch in the fa...

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Newbridge English Methodist Chapel (wesleyan), Bridge Street, Newbridge

13127 ·

Newbridge Methodist Chapel is said to have been built in 1885, but this must have been on a different site as nothing is shown on the OS maps 1885-1910. After 1910, a large timber chapel was built...

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St Andrew’s, Heath,

14232 ·

St Andrew's Methodist Chapel was built in 1899-1901 by the architects Fawckner & Groves, and a new chapel extension constructed in 1955 by the architectural practice Percy Thomas Partnership. T...

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