Soar y mynydd

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Soar-y-mynydd is a Welsh Calvinistic Methodist chapel, is perhaps the most remote chapel in the whole of Wales.

[edit] Location

It stands near the banks of the river Camddwr on the road from Tregaron to Llyn Brianne.

[edit] Hitory

The chapel was built in the 1820s by Ebenezer Richards - minister at Tregaron and father of Henry Richard (1812-88) - and his trustees. The two-storey chapel is built to a traditional design with a long side-wall; the pulpit is located between the two doorways. The building was also used as the local school until the 1940s.

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