From 1797 monthly preaching services were held in the home of a Sarah Williams, Ford farm by the ministers of Tregarn Owen. Due to their success it was decided to build a chapel and land called Wau...
Smyrna Baptist Chapel was built in 1827, after Puncheston Baptists, led by Benjamin Davies and John George, pushed to create a daughter chapel here from Beulah. A fracture came in 1870 when differe...
Blaenffos Baptist Chapel was built in 1765, restored in 1807 and rebuilt in 1856. The present chapel, dated 1856, is built with a gable entry plan, two storeys and small pane glazing. Blaenffos is ...
Tabernacle Methodist Chapel was built in 1822, remodelled in 1837 and in 1869 sold to the Calvinistic Methodists. In 1886 the front was remodelled and raised, a schoolroom built in 1892 and in 1894...
Ebeneser Independent Chapel was built in 1740 and rebuilt in 1845. The later chapel was designed by architect James Salmon of Newport and built in the Sub-Classical style with a gable entry plan, t...
The cause at Llangoffan was a daughter of that at Rhydwilym, and started between 1668-1680 with meetings at Trebwllt, the home of Owen Edwards. Slightly later the meetings moved to the home of Will...
Hen Gapel Independent Chapel was built in 1739, enlarged in 1778, rebuilt in 1821, renovated in 1874-78, extensively remodelled in 1881 and further modified in 1904 . The present chapel, dated 188...
The Zion Congregational Church was founded in 1824, but demolished and rebuilt in 1878, to the design of architect John Humphries of Morriston, and described as the Cathedral of Welsh Non-Con...
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...
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