Llawr-y-Glyn Methodist Chapel in Trefeglwys was built in 1844, but the congregation soon outgrew the building and a new chapel was built in 1872. This later chapel is built in the Simple Round-Head...

Bethania Baptist Chapel (2) was built c.1900 as a replacement for the submerged Bethania (1) NPRN 8292. This is stone built in the Romanesque style with a gable entry plan and a triplet of windows...

Ainon Baptist Chapel was built in 1815, rebuilt in 1845 and renovated in 1863. The present chapel, dated 1863, is built in the Vernacular and Lombardic/Italian style, with a gable entry plan and la...

Pembroke Methodist is a large Wesleyan Methodist Chapel in a prominent town centre location, presenting one of the most elaborate chapel facades in Wales. The chapel was built in 1872 by architect...

Blaenywaun Baptist Chapel was first built in 1745 with a thatched rook. This was rebuilt in 1795, 1838 and again in 1885. The present chapel, dated 1895, was designed by architect Owen Lewis of Lon...

Bethel Chapel was built in 1827 thanks to Shem Evans, son of the Rev. Arthur Evans, as members of the cause in Puncheston had to travel to Woodstock or Castlebythe for services. The cause soon flo...

Ebenezer Independent Chapel was built in 1803, enlarged in 1826 and rebuilt in1862. The present chapel, dated 1862, was possibly designed by architect Thomas Thomas of Landore and stone built in th...

Tabernacle Independent Chapel was built in 1810 and rebuilt in 1850. The later chapel was built in the Sub-Classical style with 2 storeys, a gable entry plan and tall round-headed windows. Tabernac...

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...

Salem Independent Chapel in High Street, Porthmadog, was originally built in 1827, enlarged in 1841, rebuilt in 1860. The present chapel, dated 1860, has a fine (and early) example of a giant arch ...