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Cefn-y-coed Chapel (english Presbyterian/calvinistic Methodist;bethesda), Cefn-y-coed

11323 ·

Cefn-y-Coed Methodist Chapel was built c.1830 and rebuilt during the late nineteenth century. The present chapel is built in the Vernacular style with a long-wall entry plan and small pane flat-hea...

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Abermule Chapel (english Presbyterian/calvinistic Methodist;moriah), Jew’s Common, Abermule

11324 ·

Abermule Methodist Chapel was brick built in 1862 in the Simple Round-Headed style with a gable entry plan, two storeys and a chapel house.

RCAHMW, November 2010.

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Llandysul Methodist Chapel (wesleyan), Llandysul

11325 ·

Llandysul Methodist Chapel was built in 1827. By 2003 this chapel had been converted into a house known as Coed-y-Wig.

RCAHMW, November 2010

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Abermule Methodist Chapel (wesleyan;jew’s Common), Abermule/aber-miwl

97152 ·

Built in 1832. Present status [2003] : demolished.

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