WPW040029 WALES (1932). General view of Aberystwyth, oblique aerial view. 5"x4" black and white glass plate negative.

Beneath the shelter was a rubble infill which was lost when the sea punched a hole in the enclosing stonework. The rubble was filling a former bathhouse, open around 1810 til nearly the end of the 19thC, where sea water was heated and available as a warm seawater bath or shower for those unable to enter the cold sea.



The shelter was due for demolition around 2010 together with its sister shelter at the other end of the prom. The smaller shelter was demolished and replaced with a more modern structure but a week before this larger structure was to be demolished it was listed.



The shelter damaged in the storm of January 2014 was removed for repair.

In this image it is the Coliseum Cinema. The shallow stage remains to be seen in the museum.

I can't be absolutely sure but I believe that it was the College theatre.

When I was a student it was known as the Edward Davies Chemistry Laboratories

Methinks huwbbc is wrong it has to be BETHEL CHAPPEL

I agree that it is Bethel Welsh Baptist Chapel - I go there.

At this time, it was Capel Salem. It only became Morfa after the demolition of Seilo and the merger of the two congregations.