Churches which still retain west gallery
features or connections |
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Bayvil, Nr Nevern, St Andrew |
SN 102406. St Andrew's is a modest but evocative late
Georgian box with Gothick windows, and a completely intact
interior. The chief joy is the painted and panelled pulpit
and reading desk, the former so tall it almost touches the
ceiling with its sounding board. There remains a complete
set of box pews and an unusually elaborate memorial tablet
against the east wall. Link
to Friends of Friendless Churches Site |
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Burton, Dedication not known |
19th
C bow-fronted west gallery with organ |
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Capel Colman, Dedication not known |
Dates from 1835, with west gallery. |
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Fishguard, Parish Church |
Church and west gallery date from 1857. |
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Manorbier, Dedication not known |
14th C oak loft leading into the tower. (Shell
Guide) |
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Churches which are known to have had west
gallery features or connections |
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Chapels which have west
gallery features or connections |
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Fishguard, Herman Chapel |
Chapel
dates from 1776, restored 1832.
Galleries on four sides. Box-pews
BP |
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Haverford West, Congregational
Tabernacle |
Tabernacle dates from 1774. There is a three sided
gallery with cast-iron grille. |
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Llandewi Velfry, Baptist Chapel |
West gallery dates from 1832 (date on gallery
pillar). Building may be older. |
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Manordeifi, New Chapel |
Building dates from 1848. Has gallery |
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Nolton, Chapel |
Building dates from 1858. Has gallery. |
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