Hebron

Hebron is a small hamlet in the Cilymaenllwyd community of Carmarthenshire. Its Welsh Independent chapel is a specific part of the place's history. The Royal Commission's Coflein record locates the chapel here and traces the building to 1804–05, with enlargement in 1824 and further work in 1879.

The recorded building has rubble-stone walls, stone dressings and a Welsh slate roof. Pembrokeshire Archives also catalogues records of the Hebron congregation in the historic parish of Llanglydwen, including accounts, membership and a history of its beginnings. These sources connect the hamlet with the religious and rural life of this part of west Wales.

For someone considering a home in Hebron, the small size of the settlement makes the property's exact address and access especially useful. Locate the shops, schools and other services you need individually. The chapel records establish local history; they do not establish present opening hours, current worship arrangements or a range of amenities within the hamlet.

Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales: Hebron chapel · Pembrokeshire Archives: Hebron congregation