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Plough Welsh Independent Chapel And United Reformed Church, Lion Street, Brecon

6002 ·

The Plough Chapel, Brecon, formerly the Welsh Congregational Chapel, had one of the earliest independent chapel congregations in mid-Wales, dating back to 1699, and taking its name from the house i...

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Hyfrydle Chapel (welsh Calvinistic Methodist), Thomas Street, Holyhead

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The Welsh Calvinist cause in Holyhead began in 1785 and the first Hyfrydle Methodist Chapel built in 1808. This was enlarged in 1847, rebuilt in 1856 and then rebuilt again in 1888. The latter was ...

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Siloam Chapel (welsh Calvinistic Methodist;bontnewydd), Bontnewydd, Y,

11905 ·

Siloam Methodist Chapel was built in 1840, rebuilt in 1877, by architect Owen Morris Roberts of Porthmadog, and rebuilt again in 1896. The present chapel, dated 1896, is built in an unusual Baroque...

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