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All photos © Gerard Charmley.

Albert Road Methodist Church (1907). Another view.

All that remains of Bethania Welsh Presbyterian Church is a demolition site, with some rubble.

Bethel Welsh Independent Chapel.

Cemetery Chapel. © Gerard Charmley (2010).

The former Christ Church Congregational Church on Stanwell Road was demolished in 1989. From Gerard Charmley's Collection.

Church of the Holy Nativity (CiW).

Elfed Avenue United Church - Welsh Presbyterian and U.R.C.

Holy Trinity Church.

Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses on Plassey Street stands on the site of Sardis Calvinistic Methodist Chapel, the congregation moving to what is now the United Church on Elfed Avenue.

Plassey Street Gospel Hall stands opposite the Kingdom Hall.

St. Augustine (CiW).

St. Joseph (R.C.). The old church also still stands.

Site of the former St. Luke. According to the All Saints website, St. Luke was closed in 2006, and the congregation now meets in All Saints.

St. Paul's Church and Anglican Mission was formerly Arcott Street Methodist Chapel, which burned down in 1905 - the congregation then sold the burned-out chapel to the Anglicans, who re-fronted and repaired the building. The now homeless congregation built the Albert Road Church (see above).

Salvation Army Citadel, on Plassey Street, stands on the site of Penuel Welsh Baptist Church.

Stanwell Road Baptist Church (1896). 

Tabernacle Baptist Church was re-built in 1885, and has recently been renovated and modernised.

Trinity Methodist Church. Another view.

Although previously listed as a possible former Chapel, Janet Gimber has advised that it seems never to have been a church, and indeed spent a lot of years as a billiards Hall!

Llandough
Llandough Baptist Church.
St. Dochdwy (CiW).