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Capel Disgwylfa was a
Calvinistic Methodist chapel in
London Road, Holyhead, Anglesey. It was
built in 1881,
rebuilt in 1889 and
rebuilt again in 1909...
- 803034438613;-9.6374489549621 V871624] Ma,A,MDew 1133 1913
Wales 82 150
Disgwylfa Fawr 507 154 1,663 505 31A 135 52.445620998492;-3.8597166198707 SN737847]...
- (Capel Coch),
Engedi (Ceirchiog),
Bethesda (Cemaes),
Siloam (Cemlyn),
Disgwylfa (Gaerwen),
Bethlehem (Garreglefn),
Jerwsalem (Gwalchmai),
Eglwys Unedig...
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dates back to the
Bronze Age with
there being a
tumulus called Twyn
Disgwylfa on
Mynydd Dinas and a
round barrow within the
hillfort of Buarth-y-Gaer...
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furnaces to
Blaenavon Tramroad at
Abersychan Darren Disgwylfa tram road 1818
Darren Disgwylfa limestone quarries to
Nantyglo Ironworks Grosmont Railway...
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Coedpoeth Holy
Family Roman Catholic Wrexham Cathedral Building 1991
Capel Disgwylfa,
Coedpoeth Coedpoeth Presbyterian Coedpoeth Salvation Army
Coedpoeth Salvation...
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entered the
Calvinistic Methodist ministry,
serving as the
minister of
Disgwylfa Chapel in
Holyhead from 1915
until his
death in 1947.
Harri Hughes was...
- Llanfair,
Carmel Moelfre, Cefnblodwel,
Cnwch Coch, Cymdu, Cyn**** Calcoed,
Disgwylfa Penmaen,
Ebeneser Dolgellau,
Ebeneser Eglwysbach,
Ebeneser Trefor, Ebeneser...
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There is a
loading bank for
railway wagons in
front of the
kilns Twyn-
disgwylfa:
Built by
Joseph Claypon between 1836 and 1842, the bank of
seven kilns...
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communal grazing and
letting licences. One of the
homes acquired in 1940,
Disgwylfa, was
refurbished in the 1990s as a
conservation centre. The
property was...
