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Opened in 1904 although there had been a chapel on another site in Rhewl since…

Horeb Chapel was built around 1850 as a place of worship for the Calvanistic Methodists.…

Originally built in 1822 for the Calvinistic Methodists, Bethesda Chapel was extended in 1864 and…

Built for the Wesleyans in 1844, Siloh was the second chapel in the tiny community…

The school church of St Mary's, built on land donated by Sir Watkin Williams-Wynn, was…

Built in 1856 at a cost of £130. As with St Mary’s Church, the land…

Trevor Church today Built between 1715 and 1717 as a private chapel for the Trevor…

On this site an earlier chapel – Capel Pentre Morgan – was built in 1804.…

Built as a Welsh Congregational chapel, it was rescued from closure in the late 1970s.…

Built in 1846 as the British School. In the early decades of the 20th century,…

The English Baptist Chapel is now a shop and off-licence. It replaced the earlier Penybryn…

Opened in 1904, the English Methodist Church (right) replaced a chapel in Market Street which…

Built in 1858 (shown right around 1860), it was originally intended as a mortuary church…

This was the first Welsh Wesleyan chapel – built in 1804. It now forms part…

This was “built in 1773 for the Calvins at Pen y Boncyn” (TR 1998). The…