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Gallery

The chapel is unusual in that is has a number of ornate features which are not usually associated with non-conformist chapels. Take a closer look at some of these features in this gallery.

Gallery

With thanks to Mark Revitt for the photos he added to this collection.

King David in the stained galss window

In memory of Rev Phillips

IN memory of Ieuan Gwyllt

Plaque on the communion table donated by the Christians of the Khassia hills

The pulpit, made of Caen stone. It is unusual for a non-conformist chapel to have such an ornate pul

The pipes of the pedal organ

A view of the front facade

Our lovely red doors

The chapel on a sunny late afternoon

View of the front of the interior

Another interior view

Looking down the left-hand isle

One of the ornate pieces of plasterwork around the chapel interior

A view from the gallery

The large stained glass windows in the front elevation of the building

A view of the whole of the ground floor space

Items at the front of the chapel

Wooden staircase to the gallery

View from the ground floor up at the gallery

The view that a preacher would have!

The gallery and windows beyond

The pedal organ and communion table

Looking towards the pulpit

Detail of the nameof the chapel

A raised view of the front facade

The pulpit carvings in relief

Sunlight slanting in across the dais

Light and dark

A view looking towards the gallery

Slate commemoration stone, re-gilded by Gabriel Hummerstone, Stonemason.

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