| Name: | Caersalem Baptist Church |
| Address and Location: | Tyr Winch Road, St Mellons. Cardiff was previously in Monmouthshire |
| Date built: | The first chapel was built circa 1830 and registered for worship on 3rd November 1830 and rebuilt on the present site in 1883-4 in a classical/gothic design. the foundation stone was laid on the 19th October 1883, by Alfred Thomas JP |
| History: | The congregation first gathered in the area in 1794 and was supported by the members of Bethesda in Basaleg but it was several years before a chapel was built. However from 1794 fortnightly services were began by the minister of the Bethesda. The church is still worshiping on the site. |
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| Burial ground: | No graves around the present chapel but the old graveyard remains |
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| Glamorgan FHS Publications: | Monumental inscriptions from the old graveyard |
| Glamorgan record office: | No |
| Cardiff building plans : | - |
| National Library of Wales | |
| Cadw Listed | |
| Royal Commission for Ancient Monuments | |
| Capel Listed | |
| National Archives | |
| Lambeth Palace Plans | |
| Book list: | Brynmor Pierce Jones. Sowing beside the Waters, pp34-6. Russell Williams, The history of St Mellons Baptist Church (1794-1984) Cardiff, 1985 |
| Illustrations: | A Bielski, The Story of St Mellons, (Port Talbot, 1985). p28 |