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Ebenezer Wesleyan Chapel, Caernarfon,
The chapel was originally built in 1805/6 to the design of Evan Roberts of Denbigh. It was rebuilt/modified in 1825/6 in the Gothic style to the design of John Lloyd of Caernarfon and then altered and restored in 1875/6 to the design of Richard Davies of Bangor.
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Every town and village in Wales has its chapels.They have had a significant role in the development of Welsh society. Their striking buildings - sometimes homely, sometimes extravagant oddities, but often magnificent - have contributed greatly to the appearance of the country. Today both congregations and buildings are in rapid decline.

Members of Capel celebrate the history and architecture of our chapels.We visit them to hear about their history and see their buildings. When they have to close we try to ensure that their records are kept safely and that their buildings are used sympathetically.

Capel was formed in 1986 as a voluntary society. Today we have over 300 members in Wales, England, Scotland and the United States. We are always glad to welcome new members!
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