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Friends’ Meeting House (religious Society Of Friends;quaker), Greenfield, Pen Y Bont

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The Quaker Meeting House was originally built in iron in 1873. This was replaced with a polychromatic brick chapel in 1891, built in the Simple Gothic style of the gable entry type. The chapel clo...

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Friends’ Meeting House (religious Society Of Friends;quakers)

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The Friends Meeting House was built in corrugated iron in 1894 and used until 1942. The house was then transferred to the Baptists who used the premises until the 1950's. In 1994 the Meeting House ...

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Society Of Friends, 201 High Street, Swansea

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The Society of Friends Chapel on High Street was the first Quaker meeting house in Swansea, built in 1656 and then rebuilt in on the other side of the burial ground in 1809 (NPRN 91405). The chapel...

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Friends’ Meeting/burial Ground (religious Society Of Friends;quakers)

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Shirenewton Friends Meeting House was built in 1724 and changed denomination to Methodist in 1823. This chapel closed in 1925 and by 1975 had been converted for residential use.

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Quaker Meeting House (friend’s Meeting House), St Helen’s Road; Page Street, Swansea

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Pagefield House the Quaker Meeting House in Swansea, was built in 1858. It is built in the Tudor revival style, as a 2 storey attic house, in red brick with pale stone dressings. This building is ...

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