English Congregational Church - Lammas Street, Carmarthen
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English Congregational Church - Lammas Street, Carmarthen
Image: © Jeff Gogarty Taken: 24 Apr 2021
"The English Congregational Chapel was built in 1861-2 to the design of Poulton & Woodman of Reading, in a Gothic style to a gable-entry plan. It is built from rock-faced rubble stone with ashlar dressings, with angle- and stepped buttresses, and a steep slate roof with coped gable and crested ridge tiles. To the right of the front elevation is an extravagant slender tower with sharp ashlar spire topped by a weathervane. The side walls are of six bays, with pointed single-light windows between buttresses and chamfered stone eaves. The rear gable is masked by a single storey schoolroom." from https://coflein.gov.uk/en/site/6235/.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.856634
Longitude
-4.312809