The cause at Bethel began in 1818 and the first chapel built in 1827. The present structure is built parallel to the road with a cross gable at one end and seems to consist of the chapel of 1827 with rather idiosyncratic additions in 1910. These include a prominent tower on the road side of the entrance, in the gable end, and elaborate hood moulds over the otherwise simple round-headed windows with gothic 'Y' tracery. The tower includes rooms and has flat headed windows and a short pyramidal spire. In 2003 Bethel was still in use as a chapel.

RCAHMW, June 2009.