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Capel-y-wig (welsh Independent;capel-y-wig), Pontgarreg

7323 ·

Capel-y-Wig Independent Chapel was built in 1813, the name coming from the land on which it is built. Initially it was built as a Sunday school, with occasional prayer meetings and preaching, but ...

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Capel Y Ffynnon (welsh Calvinistic Methodist;ffynon;worville Brook), Pentregat/pentre-gat

7326 ·

Capel-y-Ffynnon Chapel was built in 1849, by the architect Charles Jacob Davies of Cenarth. Constructed of ashlar stone with a slate roof, the chapel has a gable entry plan. Designed in the Gothic ...

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