Ystradgynlais & District
History and Heritage
Views of Godre'Rhos Chapel, Crynant
Godre'Rhos Chapel, Crynant, was originally built in 1754 and was rebuilt to its current construction in 1855 by architect Thomas Thomas of Landore.
These photographs were taken in July 2019.
Access to Godre Rhos Chapel
Godre Rhos Chapel is off to the left of the main road across the moor from Ystradgynlais to Crynant, shortly before you get to the old Kingfisher pub or the cattle grid. Once you park up, you cross over a nice bridge, then through a swing gate into the cemetery of the chapel.
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On the Left
Some newer graves are on the left as you enter the cemetery of Godre Rhos chapel.
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In Front of the Chapel
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On the Right
The majority of the graveyard is on the right-hand side of the chapel as you stand looking at it.
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New Graves on the Right
At the lower end of the right hand side of the cemetery are the newer graves of chapel members and their families.
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Godre Rhos Chapel
Here are some views around the structure of Godre Rhos chapel.
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Chapels of Crynant
Godre'Rhos Chapel
Chapels of Ystradgynlais
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Crynant
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