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Boarded windows and closed off doorway. West façade. Overgrown and derelict. Perrots Road Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Haverfordwest. Part of a photographic survey conducted by Meilyr Powel on 20 February 2023.

South wall windows. Perrots Road Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Haverfordwest. Part of a photographic survey conducted by Meilyr Powel on 20 February 2023.

Front (west) elevations. Perrots Road Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Haverfordwest. Part of a photographic survey conducted by Meilyr Powel on 20 February 2023.

Round headed window, south wall. Perrots Road Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Haverfordwest. Part of a photographic survey conducted by Meilyr Powel on 20 February 2023.

West front façade, looking up. Boarded up windows and doors. Poor condition. Perrots Road Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Haverfordwest. Part of a photographic survey conducted by Meilyr Powel on 20 February 2023.

West front façade, north corner. Boarded and smashed windows. Overgrown and derelict. Perrots Road Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Haverfordwest. Part of a photographic survey conducted by Meilyr Powel on 20 February 2023.

West front façade from across the road. Perrots Road Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Haverfordwest. Part of a photographic survey conducted by Meilyr Powel on 20 February 2023.

Overgrown north side. Perrots Road Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Haverfordwest. Part of a photographic survey conducted by Meilyr Powel on 20 February 2023.

West front façade, north corner. Boarded windows and closed off doorway. Overgrown and derelict. Perrots Road Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Haverfordwest. Part of a photographic survey conducted by Meilyr Powel on 20 February 2023.

Doorway in poor condition on north end of west front façade. Perrots Road Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Haverfordwest. Part of a photographic survey conducted by Meilyr Powel on 20 February 2023.

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