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Trinity Chapel, Canon Street / Weatherall Street, Aberdare, Glamorgan

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enomination: Calvinistic Methodist / Presbyterian

Name: Trinity Chapel

Built: 1867
Renovated: 1894
Extended: 1909

Photography: John Ball
Date: 15 October 1998
Camera: Agfa ePhoto-307 digital

Note: A Grade 2 Listed Building, Classical design; rendered and colour-washed. Entrance is crowned by an open pediment into which a bold semicircular recess is inserted and supported by pairs of Corinthian pilasters flanking the central Ionic-arcaded windows. Built by Simon Richards, Cardiff Street, Aberdare, at a cost of £1,300. A 'time capsule', a casket of white marble, was deposited under the foundation stone. The capsule contained coins of the realm dated 1867, newspapers and periodicals. A centenary booklet (1867-1967) by Rev Glaslyn Bowen is deposted in Glamorgan Record Office and Aberdare Library. [Source: Chapels of the Cynon Valley, by Alan Vernon Jones, Cynon Valley Historical Society, 2004; ISBN 0-9531076-1-2]

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John Ball
Creator:
John Ball
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Item uploaded:
29/10/2020
Date originally created:
31/12/1969
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