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Ebeneser (1) Welsh Independent Chapel (queen Street;ebenezer), Queen Street, Wrexham

7910 ·

Ebeneser (1) Independent Chapel was built in 1862 in the Sub-Classical style, to the design of architect Thomas Thomas of Landore. This new building replaced an earlier nineteenth century site at P...

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Penybryn (1) Congregational Church (welsh Baptist Church), Chapel Street, Wrexham

7914 ·

Penbryn Baptist Chapel was built in 1789, modified between 1816-18 and extensively remodelled in 1881. In 1898 the congregation moved to a new site (NPRN 7909). The original chapel was built in th...

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New Meeting (english Presbyterian/congregational Chapel), Chester Street, Wrexham

11625 ·

The New Meeting Presbyterian Chapel was built in 1700. 'Numerous' alterations and modifications took place during the early nineteenth century and possibly during the eighteenth century'. The chape...

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