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Tabernacle Welsh Independent Chapel (new Libanus Chapel), Woodfield Street; Crown Street, Treforys;

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Tabernacle Independent Chapel in Treforys is perhaps the most ambitious grand chapel in Wales and is able to seat 1,480 people. It was built between 1870-72, to the design of architect John Humprey...

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Bethel Welsh Independent Chapel, Glyngwyn Street, Miskin; Meisgyn, Aberpennar, Mountain Ash

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Bethel Independent Chapel was built in 1863, by architect John Humphreys of Treforest, rebuilt in 1883 and again in 1903. The later chapel was built in the Simple Round-Headed and Sub-Classical sty...

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