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Williams Pantycelyn Memorial Chapel (english Presbyterian/calvinistic Methodist), Llandovery

6369 ·

The William Williams Pantycelyn Memorial Chapel was built 1886 by architect J. H. Phillips of Cardiff, and was the first place of Welsh Calvinistic worship where works of art, such as the stained ...

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Frederick Street,english Calvinistic Methodist Chapel Tredegarville, Cardiff

9330 ·

Fredrick Street Methodist Chapel was built in 1861 in the Gothic style of the gable-entry type, to the design of architects James and Price of Cardiff. The chapel was modified and extended in 1905....

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Presbyterian Church (calvinistic Methodist), Keppoch Street, Roath,

14260 ·

Plasnewydd Presbyterian Chapel was built in 1901 by architect William beddoe Rees. It is built in the Gothic style with a gable entry plan and integral tower. By 2003 this chapel stood disused and ...

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