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Hen Gapel, Cardigan Road, Rhydowen

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The village of Rhydowen, showing Yr Hen Gapel; Allyrodyn Arms and Alltyrodyn Arms pigsty and stable. Oblique aerial photograph taken during the Royal Commission's programme of archaeological aerial reconnaissance by Toby Driver on 3rd June 2015.

Detail of coving on the gallery

Interior, ground floor looking north northwest

Interior, view from the gallery looking southeast

Detail of applied moulding on gallery

Detail of coving on the gallery

Interior, looking east southeast from the Sedd Fawr

Iron columns and framing to support lintel for gallery and door

Detail of carved stone on southwest facade, left hand side

Interior, view from the gallery looking south southeast

Interior, view from the gallery looking southeast

Detail of pulpit window showing Y-tracery

Detail of pulpit window and stairs to platform pulpit

Pulpit and Sedd Fawr

Interior of chapel looking from south-east gallery

Detail of slate floor in western lobby

Ground floor interior of Hen Gapel from north-west corner

Ground floor interior of Hen Gapel from north corner

Detail of gallery front and clock viewed from the pulpit

Detail of stairs to gallery

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