Tabernacle Congregational Chapel was first built in 1808, though not on this site. This chapel was built in 1909 in the Arts & Crafts style with a gable-entry plan, to the design of the Haverfordwest architects, D. Edward Thomas & Son. The chapel is constructed of red brick and Bath stone and has extensive ancillary accommodation beneath the chapel and in the rear south east wing. The chapel house is situated in the rear south west wing. Tabernacle is now Grade 2 Listed.

RCAHMW, November 2010.

Adapted as a mosque with significant renovations, c. 2018. Exterior little altered; no signage. Some images of the prayer hall are on the Milford Waterfront website. This record was created by RCAHMW’s Welsh Asian Heritage Project (2023–24), funded by the Welsh Government’s Anti-racist Wales Action Plan.

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