Caio Chapel was first built 1777then rebuilt in 1837 as a long-wall chapel. New Singers Pew in 1875. In 1907 the chapel was remodelled in the Sub-Classical style of the gable-entry type, with a cen...

The present incarnation of Salem Chapel dates to 1874, but the site has been in use since 1788. The chapel is in the Romanesque style, designed by Richard Owens of Liverpool, and has a three-bay sn...

Brecon Church was built in 1866, to the design of Reading architect W F Poulton. Built in the Gothic style, gable entry type, the chapel is highly decorative with stone walls and a slate roof with...

Nantgaredig Welsh Calvinist Medodist Chapel was built in 1760 or 1765 and rebuilt in 1817. It was later restored in 1893 and 1988. The present building dates primarily from 1817 and is Sub-Classica...

Pen-Twyn Chapel school house was built in 1812 and the chapel later in 1820. The chapel was enlarged in 1849 and rebuilt in 1903. The current chapel, dated 1903, is built in the Sub-Classical style...

Tabernacl Methodist chapel was first built as a long-wall entry building in 1833, being shown on the 1840 Tithe Map. In 1853 a gallery was inserted: 'gallery y morwyr', and in 1869 the chapel was f...

The last English nonconformist church to be established in Aberystwyth was that of the Presbyterians. English language services had been held at Seilo since 1863, later moving to the Temperance Ha...

The Calvinist Methodist cause in Aberystwyth had begun in 1770, the first chapel on the Mill Street site built in 1775. This first building was a small, long walled chapel, facing onto Mill Street ...

Tabernacle Methodist Chapel was built in 1868 and rebuilt in 1904. The later chapel, was built in the Gothic style, with a gable-entry plan, two storeys, and flanking turrets. By 2000 Tabernacle ha...

Bethlehem Methodist Chapel was built in 1905 in the Gothic style of the gable-entry type, by architect Arthur L. Thomas of Pontypridd.
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RCAHMW, July 2010