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Capel Mynach (welsh Calvinistic Methodist;mynach), Pontarfynach/devil’s Bridge

7306 ·

Capel Mynach Methodist Chapel was built in 1858. It is a rendered chapel of the gable entry type built in the simple Gothic style. The gable facade, which is at right angles to the road, has a cent...

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Cwmystwyth Chapel (welsh Calvinistic Methodist;siloam), Cwmystwyth,

7307 ·

The cause started in 1756 and Cwmystwyth Methodist Chapel and Schoolroom were built in 1805. This chapel measured 30ft by 19ft. The chapel was subsequently rebuilt in 1835 and 1870. The present ch...

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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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