Rhyd Methodist Sunday School was built by the congregation of Capel Siloam (NPRN 8503) in 1872. It is thought to have had a gable-entry facade and a central doorway with two round-headed windows above and a flanking window, set lower, on each side. There is now insufficient extant evidence to further understand its appearance and style. Rhyd was closed around 1960 and converted into a house around 1972. In 2003 it had white-clad walls and a slate roof and red tile ridge.

RCAHMW, February 2010