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Bwlch-y-Gwynt Baptist Chapel

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Archive6185004TitleDI2007_0531 - Robert Scourfield CollectionLevelItemDescriptionDigital copy of a black and white photograph showing an interior view of Bwlchgwynt Baptist Chapel, taken by Robert Scourfield, 1996.MediumPhoto.Imagesy
Archive2021-10-08_683TitleDD2021_003_022 - General Digital Donations CollectionLevelItemDescription'Unusual headstone at Bwlchgwynt. The deceased let it be known they had left £800 to the Chapel by inscribing it on the headstone itself: GADAWODD SWM O DROS WYTH CANT PUNT (LEFT A SUM OF OVER EIGHT HUNDRED POUNDS).' Photographed by Keith Bowen in 2010Medium1jpg image (1.62 MB)Imagesy
Archive2021-10-08_681TitleDD2021_003_020 - General Digital Donations CollectionLevelItemDescriptionClose up of plaque situated above Bwlchgwynt Baptist Chapel entrance, photo taken in 2007 by Keith Bowen BWLCHGWYN BAPTIST CHURCH / BUILT 1756 / RENOVATED 1904Medium1 jpg image (604 KB)Imagesy
Archive2021-10-08_670TitleDD2021_003_009 - General Digital Donations CollectionLevelItemDescription'Jack Bowen (B.1915 Llanelli - D.2009 Wigan aged 93) in 2001, standing next to his great grandparents grave at Bwlchgwynt, John and Elizabeth Bowen, who were tenant farmers of nearby Ffynnoncyll Farm.' Photographed by Keith BowenMedium1 png image (4.42 MB)Imagesy
Archive2021-10-08_674TitleDD2021_003_013 - General Digital Donations CollectionLevelItemDescriptionPhoto taken in 2015 by Keith Bowen, 'showing the access to the Bwlchgwynt chapel cemetery for visitors, via a boundary gate positioned before you reach the Chapel. There is a line of trees/bushes planted to separate the boundary of the Chapel and the cemetery.'Medium1 png image (1.67 MB)Imagesy
Archive2021-10-08_678TitleDD2021_003_017 - General Digital Donations CollectionLevelItemDescriptionBwlchgwynt chapel congregation in the 1970’s. Colour photograph by Cliff James.Medium1 jpg image (7.37 MB)Imagesy
Archive2021-10-08_676TitleDD2021_003_015 - General Digital Donations CollectionLevelItemDescription'The celebration of the Chapel’s 200th anniversary in 1956. A beautiful model of the Chapel in the form of a cake is the centrepiece with mothers and grandmothers in attendance with children. One of them is Cliff James, pictured right in the middle at the bottom of the photo, wearing shirt and tie with pullover'Medium1 JPEG image (2.54 MB)Imagesy
Archive2021-10-08_680TitleDD2021_003_019 - General Digital Donations CollectionLevelItemDescription'Monument of an ex-Minister of Bwlchgwynt, Rev. Daniel Jones, his wife and daughter, also a memorial to his son, 2nd Lieutenant Clifford Jones (B.A. Wales & Oxon) “who fell in the Great War, near Ypres on Aug 1st 1917 aged 25.' Photo taken in 2016 by Keith BowenMedium1 jpg image (1.04 MB)Imagesy
Archive2021-10-08_675TitleDD2021_003_014 - General Digital Donations CollectionLevelItemDescriptionBwlchgwynt chapel wall plaque photographed by Keith Bown in 1997. BWLCHGWYN CHAPEL / FIRST BUILT 1756 / REBUILT 1799 / ENLARGED 1841 / ALTERED 1861 / NEW SEATED 1883Medium1 png image (782 KB)Imagesy
Archive6185003TitleDI2007_0530 - Robert Scourfield CollectionLevelItemDescriptionDigital copy of a black and white photograph showing an interior view of Bwlchgwynt Baptist Chapel, taken by Robert Scourfield, 1996.MediumPhoto.Imagesy
Archive6185002TitleDI2007_0529 - Robert Scourfield CollectionLevelItemDescriptionDigital copy of a black and white photograph showing an exterior view of Bwlchgwynt Baptist Chapel, taken by Robert Scourfield, 1996.MediumPhoto.Imagesy
Archive2021-10-08_682TitleDD2021_003_021 - General Digital Donations CollectionLevelItemDescriptionFront elevation of Bwlchgwynt Chapel prior to renovation, photo taken in 1998 by Keith BowenMedium1 jpg image (3.87 MB)Imagesy
Archive2021-10-08_671TitleDD2021_003_010 - General Digital Donations CollectionLevelItemDescription'Bwlchgwynt chapel, taken in 2008 before full renovation which started in 2011.The photo shows some of the Cemetery, the Chapel, the Vestry and across the road you can make out the two Bwlchgwynt Cottages.' Photograph by Keith BowenMedium1 jpg image (974 KB)Imagesy
Archive2021-10-08_672TitleDD2021_003_011 - General Digital Donations CollectionLevelItemDescription'Photos of the renovated Chapel in 2015, now a holiday home - photo on the right shows the preserved baptism pool, covered over by a canopy and outdoor table. The gate entrance to the cemetery for visitors can be seen on this photo on the left.' Photograph by Keith Bowen, 2016Medium1 jpg image (542 KB)Imagesy
Archive2021-10-01_656TitleDD2021_003 - General Digital Donations CollectionLevelBatchDescriptionVarious photographs of Bwlchgwynt Chapel and Ffynnon Cyll farm, taken by Keith Bowen from the 1950s to 2015 and a document containing transcriptions of headstones at Bwlchgwynt ChapelMedium22 jpeg images and 1 pdf file (77.9 MB)Imagesn
Archive2021-10-08_679TitleDD2021_003_018 - General Digital Donations CollectionLevelItemDescription'Bwlchgwynt chapel cemetery showing a cluster of grave monuments the Bowen family. Taken in 2007, before renovation started. Also showing the Vestry with the outside stairs.' Photographed and annotated by Keith Bowen.Medium1 jpg image (2.13 MB)Imagesy
Archive2021-10-08_673TitleDD2021_003_012 - General Digital Donations CollectionLevelItemDescriptionPhoto taken by Keith Bowen in 2015 showing exterior front elevation of the renovated Vestry. Now, like the Chapel a holiday home.Medium1 jpg image (570 KB)Imagesy
Archive6536398TitleCLBN_CM - Cadw Listed Buildings 35mm Colour Negative CollectionLevelSub-groupDescriptionColour negatives showing buildings in the community of Eglwyscummin, taken by David Witt of Penbryn Associates for Cadw during their listed building resurvey programme.Medium1 negative sheet. Photo.Imagesn
Archive2021-10-08_684TitleDD2021_003_023 - General Digital Donations CollectionLevelItemDescriptionTranscriptions of headstones at Bwlchgwynt chapel, Cyffig. Produced by Keith Bowen, 2010Medium1 pdf file (112 KB)Imagesn
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