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Pendref Welsh Methodist Chapel (wesleyan;pen-dre), Brynford Street, Holywell/treffynnon

8159 ·

Pendref Methodist Chapel was built in 1813, enlarged in 1830 and rebuilt in 1893. The present chapel, dated 1893, was designed by architect William Lloyd Jones of Bangor and built in the Sub-Classi...

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Brymbo English Methodist Church (wesleyan;bethel (2);mount;), High Street, Brymbo

7522 ·

The first Brymbo Methodist Chapel was built in 1804 and rebuilt in 1837 and 1864, but not on this site. In 1892 a chapel was built on the present site, to the design of architect William Lloyd Jon...

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Moelfre Methodist Chapel (wesleyan), Near Ty’n-y-gors

7784 ·

Moelfre Methodist Chapel was built in 1836 and rebuilt in 1896 by architect William Lloyd Jones of Bangor.

RCAHMW, December 2009

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Nebo Methodist Chapel (wesleyan;ty’n Y Maen), Llanfair-yng-nghornwy

8755 ·

Nebo Chapel was first built in 1807 and rebuilt in the Vernacular style in 1893, to the design of architect William Lloyd Jones of Bangor. It had been converted into a dwelling by 1999.

RCAHMW, J...

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