Ganllwyd Village Hall is not just a community facility. It's also a rare survival: the only surviving iron-clad wooden mission hall in Wales. This 'tin tabernacle' was built in around 1850.
The hall is not the only special feature of this little village. It also has some exceptionally beautiful scenery, including these river views.
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Not the last - there are at leasst 90 others in Wales, not all in use but a lot are. Probably almost 600 similar corrugated iron buildings across the UK.
Yes, there are a number of tin tabernacles surviving but most are churches - the rarity of this one is that it was a mission hall.
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