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Pen-lan Welsh Independent Chapel (penlan;pen-y-lan), Gaol Street, Pwllheli

6800 ·

The first chapel was built on the site of Pen-lan Welsh Independent Chapel c.1672. It was subject to a number of phases of rebuilding, in 1744, 1814, 1841 and 1863. It was later renovated in 1960 a...

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Pen-mownt Chapel (welsh Calvinistic Methodist;penmount), Penmount Square, Pwllheli

6803 ·

Pen-Mownt Methodist Chapel was built in 1780 and rebuilt int 1801. The chapel was rebuilt a second time in 1841 by architect William Thomas, and again in 1861 with the addition of a vestry, and in ...

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Salem Chapel (welsh Calvinistic Methodist), Salem Terrace/llieniau Uchaf, Pwllheli

6804 ·

Salem Methodist Chapel was built in 1862 by architect Thomas Thomas of landore. The chapel was later remodelled/enlarged in 1893 but severely damaged in an arson attack in 1913. Salem reopened in 1...

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