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Denomination: Primitive Methodist

Built: 1879 on land given by Colonel Lort-Phillips of Lawrenny Castle.

Renovated: 1979 for its centenary

Closed: 1980s, then became a private residence

Photography: John Ball
Date: Summer 1963
Camera: Kodak Retinette 1B 35 mm

[Source: The Story of Amroth, The Church and The Parish, by Noela D. Davies, revised July 1989]

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