Ebeneser, Wesleyan Methodist chapel, Tumble,
The chapel was built in 1892 and rebuilt in the Classical style to a design by John Jones. Gutted in 1996. © Crown copyright RCAHMW
The Library has a database which lists records of Nonconformist chapels in archive repositories. The database is not available online and can only be used in the Library.
The catalogue is available for public use in the catalogue room of the Department (for opening hours visit the
National Library of Wales web site)
The Royal Commission is presently co-ordinating the recording of Nonconformist chapels in Wales. The aim is to produce a basic written and, where possible, photographic record of each chapel. More intensive records, including measured surveys, are being made of buildings considered to be of particular architectural, historical or religious significance. A computerised database is at the heart of the project, which can be viewed in the National Monuments Record of Wales library at the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales (for opening hours visit the
Royal Commission's website). The Royal Commission is currently working towards disseminating the huge amount of information that it has gathered through the project in a publication and online web resource.
Please let Capel know of any other projects.
Contact the Secretary.