Onnenfawr Chapel was built in 1840. By 1886 the chapel had closed and the building converted into a dwelling.

RCAHMW, June 2009.

Maesyronnen Congregational chapel was formed in 1692 and has important associations with the history of non-conformity in Wales. Meetings are said to have started with Vavasours Powell's ministry i...

Penyresgynfa Independent Chapel was a c.1850 long house/farmhouse adapted as a Meeting House. The house was also used by the Womens Institute from 1920. The Meeting House closed c.1960. By the lat...

Hope Free Congregational Chapel was built in 1827 and rebuilt in 1887. The present chapel, dated 1887, was built in the Gothic style with a long-wall entry plan and two storeys.

RCAHMW, September ...

Tabernacl Independent Chapel was built in 1931, to the design of architect W.D. Walters of Tonypandy. Tabernacl is now Grade 2 Listed for its unusual facade and interesting combination of tradition...

Pant Quaker Chapel was built during the seventeenth century as part of a sixteenth century cruck framed hall-house. The early Welsh Quaker, Walter Jenkins (son of Thomas Jenkins, squire and rector ...

Molleston Baptist Chapel was built in 1731, rebuilt in 1763 and then enlarged in 1842. The chapel was renovated into the present building in 1883 and stands in the Simple Round-Headed style with a ...

Ty Cyfarfod Pesbyterian Chapel was built during the seventeenth century and converted during the late eighteenth century. "The site of a small conventicle ...... is to be traced in Smith Street, wh...

Blaencanaid Farm was a nonconformist meeting place during the seventeenth century.

RCAHMW, May 2011