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Tabernacl Welsh Methodist Church (wesleyan;tabernacle), Gwindy Street, Rhuddlan

8119 ·

Tabernacl Methodist Chapel was built in 1832 and rebuilt in 1910. This chapel was still in use in 2000, but as an English Methodist.

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Rhyl English Baptist Church, Sussex Street, Rhyl

8125 ·

The English Baptist Chapel in Rhyl was established by local baptists together with industrialists from Birmingham and Cheshire to serve the large number of summer visitors to the town. Originally i...

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Prince’s Street Chapel (english Presbyterian/calvinistic Methodist), Rhyl

8127 ·

Prince's Street Presbyterian Chapel was built in 1884 to the design of architect Richard Davies of Bangor. The chapel is built in the Gothic style of the long-wall entry type, in red brick with sto...

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Trinity English Methodist Chapel (wesleyan;queensferry), Chester Road, Queensferry

8150 ·

Trinity Methodist Chapel was built in1911 in the Gothic style with a gable-entry plan, feature 6-light window in the gable-end, buttressed corners and an aventilation spirulet in the roof.

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