Capel Brynmair

Capel Brynmair is a chapel built between 1896 and 1897, featuring whitewashed stucco and a hipped slate roof with an apex ventilator. The building has a square plan and is characterized by round arched windows and cambered headed doors. The doors are ledged and include overlights, pilasters, and moulded arches. There are two long windows in the center and two shorter windows above the doors, all with 2-light timber tracery, plain stucco surrounds, and bracketed sills. A date plaque is situated in a similar surround, and the left side and rear of the building have a simple two-storey design with two windows.

Inside, the attractive 1896-97 interior features a three-sided gallery supported by five iron columns marked T. Jones and Sons, Carmarthen. The gallery front is curved at the corners and includes long panels of ornate pierced cast-iron. There are simple cornices above and below the gallery. At the entry end, a pulpit is flanked by baluster steps, with two Gothic arched panels at the front and baluster panels on each side. An ornate plaster arch with brackets is located on the wall behind the pulpit. There are porches inset on each side of the pulpit under the galleries, and the ceiling is timber boarded in panels with a coved edge and cornice.