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Photograph showing chapel Sunday School stained glass window, from a Level 4 Historic Building Record of the former Howells Department Store, Cardiff. Conducted as a part of listed building consent by Purcell Architecture in 2024.

Photograph showing first floor - view of Bethany chapel Sunday School interior, from a Level 4 Historic Building Record of the former Howells Department Store, Cardiff. Conducted as a part of listed building consent by Purcell Architecture in 2024.

Photograph showing first floor - view of Bethany chapel interior (corbel detail), from a Level 4 Historic Building Record of the former Howells Department Store, Cardiff. Conducted as a part of listed building consent by Purcell Architecture in 2024.

Photograph showing the chapel - column detail, from a Level 4 Historic Building Record of the former Howells Department Store, Cardiff. Conducted as a part of listed building consent by Purcell Architecture in 2024.

Photograph showing second floor - view of Bethany chapel from window, from a Level 4 Historic Building Record of the former Howells Department Store, Cardiff. Conducted as a part of listed building consent by Purcell Architecture in 2024.

Photograph showing first floor - view of Bethany chapel interior (domed ceiling), from a Level 4 Historic Building Record of the former Howells Department Store, Cardiff. Conducted as a part of listed building consent by Purcell Architecture in 2024.

Photograph showing external space - previously demolished modern infill, from a Level 4 Historic Building Record of the former Howells Department Store, Cardiff. Conducted as a part of listed building consent by Purcell Architecture in 2024.

Photograph showing ground floor infill section between the chapel and the shopfloor, from a Level 4 Historic Building Record of the former Howells Department Store, Cardiff. Conducted as a part of listed building consent by Purcell Architecture in 2024.

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