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  1. II* Church of St Cynog
    Situated about 1 km S of Llangynog.
  2. II Terrace walls and steps at Coomb Cheshire Home
    Situated on N and E sides of the entrance court at Coomb.
  3. II Coomb Cheshire Home
    Situated in its own grounds some 2.2 km S of the centre of Llangynog village.
  4. II War Memorial Cross
    Situated at the junction of two minor roads some 800m S of the centre of Llangynog village.
  5. II Tower of Yr Hen Gapel, including attached wall-footings Photos
    In the centre of Llanybri, in an 'island 'of lanes, located some 15-20m W of the Post Office.
  6. II Well Cottage with forecourt railings and gate Photos
    Situated at right angle to the road, on the junction with a private access leading to Mill Pond Cottage
  7. II Stable and coach-house at Fern Hill
    Situated just to the SW of Fern Hill which is some 3 km E of Llangynog village.
  8. II Fern Hill
    Situated to the W of Fernhill Brook, on the N side of a minor road to Llangynog village which is some 3 km to the W.
  9. II Milestone Photos
    Set in retaining wall at the NW side of High Street, opposite Melrose House.
  10. II Stable court at Llwyn-du
    Situated just S of the house at Llwyn-du, E of the B4312 some 1km SW of the centre of the village of Llangain.
  11. II Llwyn-du
    Situated to the E of the B4312 some 1km SW of the centre of the village of Llangain.
  12. II Coach-house at Llwyn-du
    Situated just SE of the house at Llwyn-du, E of the B4312 some 1km SW of the centre of the village of Llangain.
  13. II Pilgrim's Rest Photos
    Situated on the N side of the Afon Taf estuary, at the end of a 1.2 km track off a minor road some 2.8km W of the centre of Llanybri.
  14. II Nolands, including forecourt railings. Photos
    On S side of the street, opposite the entrance to The Laurels.
  15. II Albion House, including forecourt railings Photos
    Situated at the S side of the High Street, at W end of a terraced row, opposite The Brackens
  16. II The Sticks Hotel Photos
    Situated directly N of the junction with Church Street, on the street line immediately E of Red Lion House.
  17. II Cartref Photos
    Situated immediately E of the attached shop, at the W end of a terraced row.
  18. II The Stores Photos
    On the SE corner of the junction of High Street and Church Street, between Post Office and Cartref.
  19. II Ffynnon Fair House Photos
    Set back from the street, on the N side of the road, within a walled, lawned forecourt.
  20. II Telephone Call-box outside the Old Pound. Photos
    At the junction of High Street and Church Street. Immediately beside The Old Pound, NE of the churchyard of the parish Church of St Ystyffan and opposite The Sticks PH.
  21. II Ffynnon Fair
    In front of Well House, set into the wall by the roadside.
  22. II* Vale View Photos
    Set slightly back from the street, on the S side of the road, within a small railed forecourt, immediately W of Brook Cottages.
  23. II* Church of St Ystyffan Photos
    Within a stone walled cemetery, on the SW corner of the junction of High Street and Church Street.
  24. II Park Villa Photos
    Set back from the street within a lawned forecourt, immediately N of Plas-y-Coed.
  25. II Cyncoed, including area railings.
    On the E side of Church Street, immediately N of and attached to Osbourne House
  26. II Railings and area walls at Plas-y-Coed and Park Villa. Photos
    Situated at the side of the pavement on the W side of Church Street, E of Plas-Y-Coed and Park Villa.
  27. II Osbourne House, including area railings.
    Midway along Church Street, on the E side, the house is immediately S of, and attached to Cyncoed.
  28. II Plas-y-Coed Photos
    Set well back from the street, situated beyond a lawned forecourt with decorative railings, immediately S of Park Villa.
  29. II* Y Plas Photos
    At the end of a private access road leading S from Llansteffan village.
  30. II Telephone Call-box
    Prominently sited near the N corner of the car park which lies at the end of the road that runs along the foreshore. Below the bank forming a sea-wall with the beach beyond. Broad views towards Llan
  31. II* Coach House and Stable Range at Y Plas
    Located SW of Plas mansion, at the end of a private access road leading S from Llansteffan village.
  32. II Wall and gatepiers to stable court at Y Plas
    Located S of the domestic range of the Plas Mansion, and E of the Coach House and Stables, at the end of a private access road.
  33. II Laques
    Situated at end of drive running SW off lane some 1.5 km W of Llansteffan
  34. II* Pilgrim's Graves S of ruins of St Michaels Church
    Near S perimeter of the cemetery.
  35. II* Pilgrims Graves by ruins of St Michael's Church
    In enclosed cemetery, immediately S of the church ruins.
  36. II Ruins of former St Michael's Parish Church
    Within enclosed cemetery, at the end of a footpath, SE of Trefenty Farm.
  37. I Llansteffan Castle Photos
    Prominently situated on a rocky promontery, overlooking the mouth of the Tywi.
  38. II St Anthony's Well
    Located within a modern walled enclosure on the W side of a narrow access lane leading to St Anthony's Cottage.
  39. II Range of outbuidings E of Trefenty farmhouse
    At Trefenty farm, about 30m E of Trefenty Farmhouse.
  40. II Bethania Welsh Presbyterian Church Photos
    Situated in Ferryside on the E side of Carmarthen Road some 320m NE of the railway station.
  41. II Salem Baptist Chapel Photos
    Situated in Ferryside on the E side of Carmarthen Road some 250m NE of the railway station.
  42. II Lime Kilns
    On an overgrown terrace overlooking the sea, some 0.25km S of the Llansteffan-Pentowyn Road, and approximately 0.25km SW of Laques Fawr Farm.
  43. II Ferryside Signal Box Photos
    Near to the centre of the village, on the west side of the crossing at the platfform end of Ferryside station
  44. II Trefenty
    Situated about 3 km S of Llanfihangel Abercowin new church, at the end of a drive which continues as a footpath to the old church
  45. II Church of St Thomas Photos
    Near the centre of Ferryside E of the railway station.
  46. II Old house at Trefenty
    Situated in grassed enclosure immediately N of Trefenty.
  47. II Lord's Park
    At the S termination of a long private access road leading roughly S from road some 1.5 km W of Llansteffan.
  48. II Sarnau Mansion
    Situated at the end of a drive some 300m N of the A40 and approximately 1.2 km E of Bancyfelin.
  49. II Robert's Rest
    Near the centre of Ferryside to the S of Portway.
  50. II Outbuilding at Wern Ddu
    Situated just W of Wern Ddu on the S side of Alltyknap Road some 2.2 km NW of Llangain village.
  51. II Wern Ddu
    Situated on the S side of Alltyknap Road some 2.2 km NW of Llangain village.
  52. II East range of outbuildings at Pontcowin
    Situated just SE of the house at Pontcowin, at the end of a track some 450m N of the former A40 and approximately 1 km NE of Bancyfelin.
  53. II West range of outbuildings at Pontcowin
    Situated SW of the house at Pontcowin, at the end of a track some 450m N of the former A40 and approximately 1 km NE of Bancyfelin.
  54. II Pontcowin
    Situated at the end of a track some 450m N of the former A40 and approximately 1 km NE of Bancyfelin.
  55. II The Boat House Photos
    The house, above and at right angles to the foreshore with revetment wall to NW end; reached by modern staircase. The tool-shed, on the cliff edge SW of the house.
  56. II Mapsland
    Prominently sited at the S side of a lane leading to Delacorse, E off A4066; looking S over Laugharne Parish Church.
  57. II Iscoed
    Approximately 2km NE of Ferryside, on the W side of a private road N of the Ferryside to Carmarthen Road.
  58. II Churchyard at St. Martin's Parish Photos
    Old churchyard on northern outskirts of Town Centre bounded to N and E by rubble walls.
  59. II Dylan Thomas's tool-shed Study Photos
    The tool-shed, on the cliff edge SW of the house.
  60. II* Parish Church of St. Martin Photos
    Set in an elevated churchyard to N of the town centre
  61. II Llanfihangel Abercowyn New Church
    Situated beside the main A40 trunk road, on the junction with the minor road to Treventy Farm.
  62. II Clifton House Photos
    Laugharne Township
  63. II The Limes Photos
    Set across the slope at the junction with Clifton Street, reached by ramped and iron railed pavement above the road.
  64. II Moir House Photos
    Set across the slope, attached to The Limes on the left and Rosetta at an angle to the right; ramped and iron railed path above the road to front.
  65. II Dragon Park Photos
    Detached to the left.
  66. II Rosetta Photos
    Opposite Great House and atached at an angle to Moir House; iron railed walks to front above the road.
  67. II* Great House
    At the end of a continuous row of frontages, stepped up from the Vicarage.
  68. II Vicarage
    Slightly canted street frontage adjoining Great House; continuous sequence of frontages to left.
  69. II Temperance House Photos
    Set in a continuous row of frontages stepped down from Abercaran House to left.
  70. II Abercoran House Photos
    Set in a continuous row of frontages, stepped down from Grove House to left.
  71. II Telephone Call-box Photos
    Midway along the street. On the pavement in front of the Congregational Chapel.
  72. II Grove House Photos
    Set in a continuous row of frontages stepped up from Redford House to left.
  73. II Exeter House including Oriel Evans Bokshop Photos
    In a continuous row of fronages, Elm House stepped up to the right
  74. II Redford House Photos
    Set in a continuous row of frontages stepped down from Minerva to left.
  75. II The Pines including Oriel Evans Bookshop Photos
    In a continuous row of fronages, Elm House stepped up to the right.
  76. II Victoria House Photos
    Set in a continuous row of frontages, stepped up from adjoining houses.
  77. II Minerva Photos
    Set in a continuous row of frontages, stepped up from Redford House to right.
  78. II Elm House Photos
    Set in a continuous row of frontages, stepped up from The Pines to left.
  79. II Osbourne House Photos
    Set in a continuous row of frontages stepped up from Gainsford House to left.
  80. II Gainsford House Photos
    Laugharne Township
  81. II Brown's Hotel Photos
    Set into a continuous row of frontages near the crossroads with Victoria Street.
  82. II Sea View Photos
    Set back from the road behind front garden at the corner leading to Victoria Street.
  83. II Pelican Photos
    Opposite Brown's Hotel.
  84. II Manse Photos
    Opposite Brown's Hotel.
  85. II Corran Books (Formerly The Ship & Castle PH) Photos
    Near the crossroads; attached to the Manse to right.
  86. II New Three Mariners P.H. Photos
    At the crossroads with Market Street, King Street and Newbridge Street.
  87. II NO.3 Market Street, Dyfed, 9661 Photos
    Set back to the left of the Town Hall
  88. II NO.2 Market Street, Dyfed, 9660 Photos
    Set back to the left of the Town Hall.
  89. II Parson's Lodge
    Below the road and reached by a tree-lined drive.
  90. II* Town Hall Photos
    Forward to the street at the junction with Wogan Street, close to the castle; Market Lane to rear.
  91. II Manchester House Photos
    Opposite the town Hall and adjoining Globe House.
  92. II Section of Boundry Walls around Castle grounds running E from outer Gatehouse
    Adjoining Outer Gatehouse and reached by a path in front of Castle House.
  93. II Gwalia Photos
    Opposite the town Hall and adjoining Globe House.
  94. II* Castle House Photos
    Prominently sited to N of the castle and entered through the same iron gates.
  95. II Globe House (including SB & RB Gleed, Butcher's Shop) Photos
    Opposite the town Hall at the end of the street, on the corner with Duncan Street. Formerly the Globe Hotel, sold in 1869.
  96. II Boundary stone on A40
    Situated on the N side of the A40 and on the E side of a minor road to Derllys Court. Also in Carmarthen community.
  97. II Boundry Wall to W of Castle House, including gated entrance Photos
    Lining the road in front of the house and serving as a northern boundary to the Castle area.
  98. II Gazebo in grounds of Laugharne Castle Photos
    Situated on the SE edge of the castle grounds high above the foreshore.
  99. I Outer Gatehouse to Laugharne Castle Photos
    At the bottom of the street near the town Hall, reached by path in front of Castle House.
  100. I Laugharne Castle Photos
    On an elevated coastal site near the town Hall, reached by path in front of Castle House.

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