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Pen-dref Welsh Independent Chapel (pendref;pendu), High St./ Mill Lane, Llanfyllin

11357 ·

The fellowship of the Pen-Dref Congregational Chapel was established c.1640 by the preacher Vavasour Powell, though the first chapel building dated from 1707. This was subsequently destroyed by an ...

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Friends Meeting House (dolobran; Quaker), Dolobran

11460 ·

Dolobran Meeting House is thought to be the first purpose-built Friends' Meeting House in Mid Wales. The chapel was built in 1700 on Dolobran Estate, owned by quaker Charles Lloyd. The chapel is b...

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QUAKERS’ GARDEN, SOCIETY OF FRIENDS’ MEETING HOUSE & BURIAL GROUND AT eSGAIR-GOCH, STAYLITTLE

11674 ·

This site is believed to have once been the Friends’ Meeting House associated with the adjoining Quaker Gardens and Burial Site (NPRN 265561). The meeting house is likely to have comprised par...

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