Why this matters
Maesygroes Methodist Chapel in Powys was built in the 19th century, reflecting the spread of Methodism in rural Wales during that period. It is a small, locally significant place of worship, typical of nonconformist chapels in design and function.
Overview
Maesygroes Methodist chapel is recorded as Church, cross or graveyard in Wales Powys. The saved evidence fixes its identity and place while keeping unknown founders, people, damage and changes open. Its saved wording adds: A named place photographed at this map point in Powys.
Foundation and growth
The record identifies Maesygroes Methodist chapel as Church, cross or graveyard. It does not safely name a founder or establish every rebuilding date.
People and events
No complete list of clergy, worshippers, patrons, burials or local events is provided by the short saved wording. Famous people are not attached without evidence for this exact place.
Damage, loss and survival
The place remains recorded as Church, cross or graveyard, but the saved wording does not give a complete account of fire, abandonment, reform, demolition, restoration or what fabric survives.
Why it mattered
Maesygroes Methodist chapel preserves part of the area's religious, community or commemorative history. Its named source and place allow the local story to be developed without inventing dates or legends.
History checked 15 August 2026 against the named sources below.
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