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Annibynwyr Tabernacle, Esgairgeiliog. The chapel was built in 1895, the foundation stone having been laid by the daughter of Rhiwgreiddyn quarry manager, Jeremiah Williams. Due to declining membership the chapel closed in the 1980s. It has since been converted into a house.

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Anonymous's profile picture
exalent picture,the old place still looks the same,well done on this website. Pat Gunn.
Gathering The Jewels's profile picture
Thank you for your comment. Do you have memories associated with the chapel prior to it conversion into a house.

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