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Description
Name: Tabernacle Chapel
Denomination:
Independent (early 19thC)
Congregational (late 19thC)
United Reformed Church
(present)
Built: 1811
Rebuilt: 1841
Rebuilt: 1893
Photography: John Ball
Date: 4 May 2015
Camera:
Canon IXUS 115 HS
digital compact
Image 1:
Northern aspect of chapel, showing attached house on right.
Note 1: Tabernacle Chapel was built in 1811, and rebuilt in 1841 and again in 1893. The latest chapel is Simple Gothic in style and has a gable entry plan. [Source: Coflein database (accessed 7 Apr 2017)]
Note 2: Simple rendered gabled front with Gothic windows; three-storey house attached. Plain interior; no gallery. The former datestone of 1841 [see below] is re-set to the rear. [Source: The Buildings of Wales: Powys, by Robert Scourfield and Richard Haslam, Yale University Press, New Haven & London; 2013]
Image 2:
Northeastern corner of chapel.
Image 3:
Eastern aspect of chapel.
Image 4:
Datestones and nameboard dated (left to right) 1841, 1893, present.
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