Bethel Chapel on Waterfall Road, Dyserth
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Bethel Chapel on Waterfall Road, Dyserth
Image: © Eirian Evans Taken: 11 Jan 2008
Redundant chapel, built in 1823 for the Presbyterians. It is next to the Red Lion Inn. In 1867 William Shipley-Conwy of Bodrhyddan Hall gave some adjoining land so that the chapel could be enlarged. The congregation were so pleased that 300 of them walked to the hall to thank Mr Shipley-Conwy and sang to him on the lawn.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.301309
Longitude
-3.417979