Hebron Chapel

Hebron Chapel is a classical style chapel featuring a three-bay front made of coursed rock-faced stone with ashlar surrounds around the openings and a slate roof. The central round-headed doorway is set within a projecting gabled surround and includes an overlight and double panelled doors. The outer bays contain 2-light windows with segmental hood moulds, each accompanied by stone tablets beneath the sills. A string course runs between the two tiers of windows, interrupted by the gable of the door surround. The upper tier features round-headed 2-light windows with key stones and hood moulds, linked by a continuous impost band. The central window is wider and includes a round tracery light, with recessed panels beneath the sills. The gable is pedimented, topped with a thin yet deep cornice, above which is a band displaying the name and date of the chapel in relief. Within the pediment is a blind keyed oculus.

The side walls are finished in scribed roughcast and have four windows, arranged in two tiers. The lower level features sash windows under square heads, while the upper level has windows under segmental heads. A lower and narrower gabled vestry is located at the back of the chapel.

Inside, the vestibule is adorned with coloured and encaustic tiles, and opposite the doorway is a glass panel with diamond-shaped quarries. The flanking gallery stairways are fitted with turned balusters. The main chapel has scribed plaster walls and panelled wainscot. The boarded ceiling is divided into three bays by moulded beams and cornice, and it retains two of the originally three ceiling roses. The three-sided raked gallery is supported by cast iron piers, which are fluted below stylised Corinthian capitals. The gallery features a panelled front, with a clock by Spiegelhalter of Maesteg positioned in the centre. The numbered pews have shaped, rounded ends, and the set fawr has a panelled back. The panelled pulpit includes steps on the right and left with turned balusters and moulded newels. An inserted organ behind the pulpit partially obscures an open pedimented reredos with paired fluted pilasters.

The vestry has a boarded and ribbed ceiling, complete with a central ceiling rose.