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Maesyronnen Chapel, Glasbury: Photo survey comprising 19 black and white prints taken by H. Brooksby dated 17/05/1994. Negatives held.

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mrh's profile picture
This picture shows what is believed to be the oldest window in the chapel, dating from when it was builkt in the late 17th century. It's a shame the picture is shown upside down....
Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales's profile picture
Thanks for your comment about the window and for pointing out the mistake - I can't change this image, but I will delete it and re-upload the right way round, your comment will be deleted along with the image, so apologies for that, but I will include the information you've given - thanks again, Helen (moderator).

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