The Henlln Amgoed Congregational Chapel was constructed as a meeting house in 1697, before being rebuilt or enlarged in 1724, and again in 1830. The interior, including balustrated gallery, largely...

Cefnarthen Independent Chapel was built in 1853, rebuilt in 1880 and modified in 1902. The present chapel, dated 1880, is built in the Simple Round-Headed style of the long-wall entry type.

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Mentioned in Butler, Quaker Meeting Houses Vol. 2, p.869. No further Information

New Trinity Independent Chapel was first built in 1696, rebuilt in 1846 and rebuilt again on the present site in 1894. The later chapel was built in the Simple Gothic and Lombardic/Italian style of...

The Green Mission Room was originally built in 1675, modified in 1769, rebuilt in 1866 (by architect Thomas Thomas of Landore),rebuilt in 1886 and again in 1909. The present undnominational Mission...

Pont-Y-Moile Quaker Chapel was built in 1679 and demolished during the late twentieth century.

RCAHMW, September 2010

Jameston Friends' Meeting House was built in 1698. This chapel closed in 1801 and by 1830 had been damaged/demolished.

RCAHMW, November 2010

The chapel was rebuilt as a Wesleyan Methodist chapel,...

The New Meeting Presbyterian Chapel was built in 1700. 'Numerous' alterations and modifications took place during the early nineteenth century and possibly during the eighteenth century'. The chape...

Quakers Yard Chapel had been demolished by 1888.

RCAHMW, March 2011

Dolgaradog Farm was, during the late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries, a Friends’ Meeting House, believed to have been founded by Humphrey Thomas Morris. The will of Morris, drawn up...