The War Graves of YstradgynlaisEnglish Congregational Chapel, Ystalyfera
The English Congregational Church in Ystalyfera was opened in 1869, and was demolished in 2005. It held memorials for both world wars, information about which is presented below.
First World WarThe decision to spend money on a marble war memorial for the fallen from the church was made at a Special Meeting in July 1917, as recorded in the chapel's Minute Book (below).
Below, can be seen the marble plaque, now housed in the Royal British Legion, Ystalyfera, after the demolition of the chapel. Also reproduced is a schematic diagram of the plaque, by Val Trevallion.
Second World WarIn 1958, the English Congregational Church erected a plaque to the memory of the members of the congregation who died in World War 2. 'The Labour Voice' 24th January 1958 records the unveiling of a memorial to the members of the English Congregational Church, Ystalyfera, who had fallen in the Second World War:-
WAR MEMORIAL TABLET UNVEILED
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