Peniel Methodist Chapel in Carno, was built in 1811, remodelled in 1842 and again in 1861. The chapel was then demolished in 1903 and replaced by the current chapel. This is a fine example of early...

Maes-y-Groes Methodist Chapel was first built in 1822 and then rebuilt in 1905. It is brick built in the Arts & Carfts Vernacular style, with some touches of the Queen Anne style, particularly ...

Groeslwyd Independent Chapel was first built in 1822, rebuilt in 1843 and rebuilt again in 1888. The later chapel was constructed in red-brick with a slate roof and attractive front bargeboard. By...

Pentrebeirdd Independent Chapel was built in 1823 and appears to have been rebuilt during the late nineteenth century. The chapel is constructed in the Simple Round-Headed style, with red brick wal...

Maesgwyn Methodist Chapel, probably also know as 'Moriah', was built in 1855. The chapel was built in the Vernacular style with a gablee entry plan, brick walls and a slate roof. Internally the cha...

Tabernacle Methodist Chapel was built in 1820, rebuilt in 1839 and renovated 1900-10. The present chapel, dated 1839, is built in the Simple Round-Headed style with a square plan, red-brick walls a...

Sammah Independent Chapel was built in 1819 and extended in 1861. The present chapel, dated 1861, is built in the later Vernacular and Sub-Classical style of the long-wall entry type.

RCAHMW, Nov...

Cemaes Methodist Chapel was built in 1780, rebuilt in 1810 and rebuilt again in 1875. The present chapel, dated 1875, was designed by architect Richard Owen of Liverpool and built in the Classical ...

Kerry Baptist Chapel opened as a Congregational Chapel in 1824 and sold to the Baptists in 1840. The chapel is built in the Simple Gothis style with a gable entry plan and pebble-dashed walls. Th...

Penegoes Independent Chapel was built in 1823 in the Simple Gothic style with a long-wall entry plan.

RCAHMW, November 2010.