Engedi Chapel, Caernarfon, Wales

A chapel in Wales that has been closed for many years. Everything remains intact inside with some decay setting in.

Visited October 2016

Caernarfon, Wales Disused, Abandoned

The roots of Engedi Chapel in Caernarfon date back to 1842 when the Calvinistic Methodists established a chapel here. The building was replaced with the one we see today including its grand Classical entrance was erected in 1867, to designs of architect Richard Owen of Liverpool. The chapel closed in 1999, its organ, pulpit and pews remain intact.

Engedi Chapel - Overview of the chapel — Engedi Chapel – Overview of the chapel

Engedi Chapel - Angle view over the top level pews — Engedi Chapel – Angle view over the top level pews

Engedi Chapel - View towards the front of the chapel — Engedi Chapel – View towards the front of the chapel

Engedi Chapel - View from the ground floor level — Engedi Chapel – View from the ground floor level

Engedi Chapel - Looking back from the pulpit — Engedi Chapel – Looking back from the pulpit

Engedi Chapel - Detail of pulpit and pipe organ — Engedi Chapel – Detail of pulpit and pipe organ

Engedi Chapel - Ceiling detail — Engedi Chapel – Ceiling detail

Engedi Chapel - Exterior of the building — Engedi Chapel – Exterior of the building

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2 thoughts on Engedi Chapel, Caernarfon, Wales

Amazing place ,passed this many times and never knew a) you could gain entry and b) how beautiful this is inside , let’s hope the trash monkeys and Moran’s never find this place

Thanks, yeah it’s such a lovely place. I hear it’s no longer accessible so should be safe from damage

Engedi Chapel, Caernarfon, Wales

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