36B Frogmore Street
About the Building | Recent History | Previous Occupiers | Other Information
| Address: | 36B Frogmore Street |
| Present Occupier: | Mayzmusic dance studio (entrance at back of building) |
| Present Owner: | |
| Ground Floor: | |
| Other Floors: | |
| Date when first used by present occupier: |
About the Building
2002: converted into shop with meeting room/dance floor above.[ALHS Survey 1980+]
1871: built as a chapel (both sides) by Mr White, local architect and builder. Built in the Gothic style with three Y-shaped tracery windows on main gable end stone facade, with gable entry type chapel.
Recent History
2025: Mayzmusic Dance Studio [Streetview].
2021: Mayzmusic Dance Studio [Streetview].
2016: M&D cycles closed in mid 2016. [ALHS Survey 1980+]
2015 Oct: M&D Cycles [Streetview]
Previous Occupiers
| Year | Name | Detail | Source |
| 2011 July | M&D Cycles | Bicycle shop | Streetview |
| 2008 Nov | M&D Cycles | Bicycle shop | Streetview |
| 2002 | MIND Charity | Charity Shop | ALHS Survey 1980+ |
| 1895 | Presbyterian Chapel | Kelly | |
| 1895 | William J Day | Hay and Straw Dealer | Kelly |
| 1871 | Calvinistic Methodist Chapel | Kelly |
Other Information
It was originally built as a chapel for the Calvinist Methodists who became the Presbyterians. Further details of when it became disused would be welcomed.
2003: An article was printed in the South Wales Argus reporting the establishment of a family cycle business by Miles & Dawn Preece. The business was to be called M & D Cycles and located in Frogmore Street. [S.Wales Argus 02/09/2003 P33].
2006: Report in S.Wales Argus of a charity cycle challenge undertaken by Miles Preece of M & D Cycles. The challenge involved pedalling a stationary turbo cycle continuously for 24 hours. [S.Wales Argus 18/11/2006 P31]
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