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Horeb Methodist Chapel (wesleyan), Cwm-brwyno

7388 ·

Horeb Methodist Chapel was built in 1859 but by 1996 had been demolished.

Large enough for a congregation of 160 in 1905 (Royal Commission on the Church of England and Other Religious Buildings i...

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Capel Bach (baptist? Chapel), New Mill

14933 ·

The former Capel Bach is situated about 18.30 m. to the north of New Mill Full Gospel Church, on a bank raised above the road leading to Chapel Farm (NPRN: 11694). The 1906 OS map (CD sheet 38.1) s...

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Capel Saeson (wesleyan Methodist;lisburne Mines), Pontrhydygroes

97043 ·

Capel Season was built in 1852 by the Lisburne Mining Company specifically for the Cornish men, who were both English speakers and wesleyans, employed in the mining industry in Pontrhydygroes. It w...

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