Penygorddyn

Heritage Site in Montgomeryshire

Wales

Penygorddyn

Field and wood
Field and wood Credit: John H Darch

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Penygorddyn Images

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Field and wood
Field and wood
Rambo on the road So little traffic passes this road between Ebeneezer Adgyweiriwyd and Felin Cadwnfa that this ram could call the lane his home.  The ram however was terribly meithered by an injury to its ear.  I trust his diligent farmer would pick this up and treat it.
Rambo on the road
So little traffic passes this road between Ebeneezer Adgyweiriwyd and Felin Cadwnfa that this ram could call the lane his home. The ram however was terribly meithered by an injury to its ear. I trust his diligent farmer would pick this up and treat it.
Penllys (Ebenezer Adgyweiriwyd) Chapel Likely unused chapel along the Meifod to Llanihangel road.  The previously derelict chapel house behind has been largely demolished and work would appear to be in progress as to its replacement.  
This from the Coflein website:
Penllys Independent Chapel was built in 1822 and refurbished in 1878 to form present the chapel. A plaque reads: "Ebenezer/ Adgyweiriwyd/ 1878". This chapel is built in the Simple Round-Headed style with a gable-entry plan, a yellow-brick front gable and yellow-brick window dressings. There are two windows to each return and one to each side of the porch and a twentieth century wooden-boarded door in the porch-side wall. A disused detached chapel house sits at right angles to the rear of the chapel.
Inside the chapel there are painted plaster walls, late ninenteenth or early twentieth century open-bench seats and a pulpit situated against is against the rear gable wall.
Penllys (Ebenezer Adgyweiriwyd) Chapel
Likely unused chapel along the Meifod to Llanihangel road. The previously derelict chapel house behind has been largely demolished and work would appear to be in progress as to its replacement. This from the Coflein website: Penllys Independent Chapel was built in 1822 and refurbished in 1878 to form present the chapel. A plaque reads: "Ebenezer/ Adgyweiriwyd/ 1878". This chapel is built in the Simple Round-Headed style with a gable-entry plan, a yellow-brick front gable and yellow-brick window dressings. There are two windows to each return and one to each side of the porch and a twentieth century wooden-boarded door in the porch-side wall. A disused detached chapel house sits at right angles to the rear of the chapel. Inside the chapel there are painted plaster walls, late ninenteenth or early twentieth century open-bench seats and a pulpit situated against is against the rear gable wall.
Glyndwr's Way near Dolwar Fach
Glyndwr's Way near Dolwar Fach
Glyndwr's Way near Allt Dolanog
Glyndwr's Way near Allt Dolanog
Glyndwr's Way near Allt Dolanog
Glyndwr's Way near Allt Dolanog
Glyndwr's Way near Dolanog
Glyndwr's Way near Dolanog
Glyndwr's Way near Dolanog
Glyndwr's Way near Dolanog
Chapel on junction for Ffynnon Arthur On Meifod road
Chapel on junction for Ffynnon Arthur
On Meifod road
Meifod road below Pen llys
Meifod road below Pen llys
Entrance to Ty Coch
Entrance to Ty Coch
Pendugwm Farm from access road
Pendugwm Farm from access road
Minor road passing Pendugwm
Minor road passing Pendugwm
House just south of Pendugwm
House just south of Pendugwm
Track to Coed Lletty'r aderyn
Track to Coed Lletty'r aderyn
Long straight south of Pendugwm
Long straight south of Pendugwm
Farm near Pontrobert The large sheds are sited unobtrusively down in the valley.
Farm near Pontrobert
The large sheds are sited unobtrusively down in the valley.
Cae Nant Glamping
Cae Nant Glamping
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Penygorddyn is located at Grid Ref: SJ0814 (Lat: 52.72, Lng: -3.355)

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Nearby Amenities

Located within 500m of 52.72,-3.355
Cyfie
Place: farm
Lat/Long: 52.7226692/-3.3570964
Place: farm
Lat/Long: 52.7202649/-3.3603365
Direction: SSE
Generator Method: photovoltaic
Generator Output Electricity: yes
Generator Solar Modules: 16
Generator Source: solar
Generator Type: solar_photovoltaic_panel
Location: roof
Power: generator
Lat/Long: 52.7180312/-3.3483906
The data included in this document is from www.openstreetmap.org. The data is made available under ODbL.

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