Crwys Road Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Chapel, Grade II listed chapel in Roath, Cardiff, United Kingdom
Crwys Road Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Chapel is a Grade II listed building in Roath, Cardiff, designed to serve religious gatherings and community activities. It contains multiple levels with a main worship area, gallery space, and lower floor rooms for various purposes.
The chapel was built in 1899 by architect John H Phillips as a Methodist place of worship. It was later transformed into Shah Jalal Mosque to serve Cardiff's growing Islamic community.
The structure reflects how different faith communities have shaped the same religious space over time. Its architectural style shows the religious preferences of late Victorian Cardiff and how worship traditions have evolved within its walls.
The building is located in a central area of Cardiff and is easily accessible to visitors. It remains an active place of worship and community gatherings, so checking ahead about access times is recommended before visiting.
The structure combines architectural elements from Dutch Baroque and medieval styles, which was characteristic of religious buildings from that era. This stylistic blend creates a distinctive appearance that differs from typical Victorian chapels in the region.
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