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  1. II Church of St Mary Photos
    Situated in large churchyard in centre of Ambleston village.
  2. II Outbuilding to East of Myrtle House
    Situated just E of Myrtle House, on S side of road W of Commerce House.
  3. II Myrtle House
    Situated in Ambleston village on S side of road some 70m W of the churchyard.
  4. II Woodstock Calvinistic Methodist Chapel Photos
    Situated in the centre of the village of Woodstock, between the B4329 and lane to Woodstock, Middle Woodstock and Woodstock East farms.
  5. II Llewellin Monument at Scollock West Farm Photos
    Situated in walled enclosure at W corner of field, W of farmhouse.
  6. II Hook House
    Situated some 1.2 km SW of Ambleston, on S side of road to Spittal.
  7. II Long Hook Fawr Farmhouse
    About 1.5km S of Puncheston, reached from the S by long lane off minor road. Surrounded by later farm buildings, behind small walled front garden.
  8. II Boundary stone at Garn Turne
    Situated on S side of road to Sealyham, by drive to Garnturne Farm.
  9. II Church of Saint Meilyr
    On the SW side of Llys-y-fran near the bottom of the valley of the Afon Syfni just 200m SE of the dam.
  10. II Tithe Barn
    Situated on S side of farmyard NW of Penty Park mansion, the rear wall enclosing part of N side of service yard at Penty Park.
  11. II Penty Park Photos
    Situated down drive on N side of lane towards Spittal about 800m W of crossroads on Clarbeston Road.
  12. II Osprey Hall
    Situated in service court SW of mansion, running N - S, opposite coach-house/stable range and NW of stables.
  13. II Pond House
    Situated on W side of service court at Penty Park.
  14. II Stables at Penty Park
    Situated in former stable yard SW of Penty Park, facing E towards front garden of the house.
  15. II Southfield Photos
    At the end of a drive some 700m S of Llys-y-fran.
  16. II Beulah Bridge
    Situated on the road from Little Newcastle to Colston, some 600m S of the centre of Little Newcastle village.
  17. II Farthings Hook Bridge (partly in the New Moat community)
    Situated on a minor road some 700m S of the Church of Saint Brynach in Henry's Moat.
  18. II Farthings Hook Bridge (partly in Puncheston community)
    Situated on a minor road some 700m S of the Church of Saint Brynach in Henry's Moat.
  19. II White Hart
    Situated near the centre of Puncheston, on the SW corner of the road junction just W of the Church of Saint Mary.
  20. II Ty Newydd
    Situated near the centre of Puncheston on the N side of the main street through the village.
  21. II Stable court at Scolton Manor
    Situated some 120m N of Scolton Manor, on the W side of the B4329.
  22. II* Scolton Manor Photos
    Situated in own grounds on W side of B4329 some 1.5 km SE of Spittal village.
  23. II Nyth y Dryw/ Wren's Nest
    Between the road and the Afon Syfni some 100m SE of Pont Crwca.
  24. II Parc-y-delyn
    On the E side of the minor road S from Gwasted to Pont Crwca.
  25. II Southfield Villa
    On the S side of the road some 100m E of Pont Crwca.
  26. II 1 and 2 Penrhiw Cottages
    On the E side of a minor road to Gwasted some 300m NE of Pont Crwca.
  27. II Church of Saint Mary Photos
    Situated in churchyard on S side of Spittal village.
  28. II Saint Dogwells Farm
    Situated S of the Afon Anghof some 400m S of the Church of Saint Dogfael.
  29. II* Church of Saint Dogfael
    Situated S of the Afon Anghof some 150m E of Sealyham Bridge and some 400m N of St Dogwells Farm.
  30. II Sealyham Bridge
    Situated some 200m E of Sealyham and some 150m W of the Church of Saint Dogfael.
  31. II Cucumber Hill
    On the W side of a minor road N to Penty Park and some 1.2km W of Clarbeston Road.
  32. II Sealyham
    Situated just NW of the Afon Anghof some 200m W of Sealyham Bridge and some 350m W of the Church of Saint Dogfael.
  33. II Reverend David Rees memorial at Bethlehem Baptist chapel
    Situated in centre of graveyard to N of chapel, which is on W side of B4329 at Bethlehem.
  34. II Ford Bridge
    In the valley of the Western Cleddau near the centre of Wolfscastle just W of the A40.
  35. II Nantycoy Mill
    Situated in Treffgarne Gorge just W of the A40 some 1 km S of Wolfscastle.
  36. II Mote Lodge
    On the W side of a minor road some 200m S of the Church of Saint Nicholas.
  37. II* Parish Church of Saint Nicholas
    Prominently situated on S side of village on W side of road; raised rounded graveyard.
  38. II Glenview
    About 100m W of A40, facing S on lane to W of village green.
  39. II Church Hill House
    Situated some 2.7 km S of Wolfscastle in Treffgarne approximately 150m S of the Church of Saint Michael.
  40. II Treffgarne Lodge
    Set back from the junction with the A40 at the foot of the hill leading up to Treffgarne village; faces the drive to Treffgarne Hall which also leads to Barris Hill.
  41. II Mote House
    Some 450m SW of the Church of Saint Nicholas, reached by a drive W off a minor road.
  42. II Stable block opposite Mote House
    Just to the E of and facing Moat House some 470m SW of the Church of Saint Nicholas.
  43. II Budloy
    At the end of a track N off a minor road some 2.3km NW of the centre of Maenclochog.
  44. II Treffgarne Hall
    Situated some 2.7 km S of Wolfscastle on the W side of Treffgarne.
  45. II Outbuilding to N of Treffgarne Hall
    Situated just N of rear wing at Treffgarne Hall.
  46. II Former mill at New Mill
    Situated immediately behind the old farmhouse at New Mill.
  47. II Old farmhouse at New Mill
    At the end of a long drive some 1.3km W of the Church of Saint Mary at Bletherston.
  48. I Church of Saint Michael Photos
    Situated some 600m E of the A40 in the centre of Rudbaxton just NW of Great Rudbaxton.
  49. II Great Rudbaxton
    Situated some 600m E of the A40 in the centre of Rudbaxton just SE of the Church of Saint Michael.
  50. II* Poyston including attached service ranges to NW. Photos
    Situated some 1.3 km E of the A40 and just N of the airfield at Withybush.
  51. II Bowling House
    On the W side of a minor road leading N to the Church of Saint Michael at Rudbaxton.
  52. II Church of Saint Mary Photos
    In a prominent position in the centre of the village green at Maenclochog.
  53. II The Castle Hotel
    On the SE side of the village green in the centre of Maenclochog.
  54. II* Church of Saint Mary
    In a prominent position in the centre of the village.
  55. II Northumberland Farmhouse
    At the junction of minor roads in Wiston just NW of the Church of Saint Mary.
  56. II Rosebush House
    In the centre of Rosebush just NE of Tafarn Sinc.
  57. II Leweston
    Situated at the end of a minor road some 1.2 km NE of Wolfsdale.
  58. II Telephone call box at Old Post Office (01437) 532285
    At the roadside in Rosebush on the E end of the Old Post Office.
  59. II Saron Baptist Chapel Photos
    Situated in Letterston on the S side of the B4331 some 600m W of its junction with the A40.
  60. I Wiston Castle Photos
    In a prominent position near the centre of Wiston some 200m N of the Church of Saint Mary.
  61. II Barham Memorial School Photos
    Situated on sloping site on the N side of the valley, approximately 0.5km E of the village of Trecwn.
  62. II Church of Saint Lawrence Photos
    Situated in the churchyard at St Lawrence on the E side of the minor road S from the Western Cleddau.
  63. II Old School House at Barham Memorial School
    Situated on sloping site on the N side of the valley, approximately 0.5km E of the village of Trecwn. School and playground to E.
  64. II Manor House
    On the N side of the road through Wiston and just E of Wiston Castle.
  65. II Welsh Hook Bridge (partly in Hayscastle community)
    Situated some 200m N of the church at St Lawrence. Also in Hayscastle community as Cadw record no. 25612
  66. II Welsh Hook Bridge (partly in Wolfscastle community)
    Situated some 200m N of the church at St Lawrence.
  67. II Outbuildings to S of Manor House
    Just S of the Manor House near the centre of Wiston.
  68. II Village Pump at Wiston
    At the junction of minor roads in Wiston just NW of the Church of Saint Mary.
  69. II Telephone Call-box to N of the Church of Saint Mary
    On the S side of the road through Wiston just N of the Church of Saint Mary.
  70. II Saint Lawrence House
    Situated opposite the church at St Lawrence on the W side of the minor road S from the Western Cleddau.
  71. II Brimaston Grange
    Situated on the W side of the minor road N through Brimaston.
  72. II* Church of Saint Mary
    In a prominent position on the S side of the road through Wiston and some 200m S of Wiston Castle.
  73. II Fiddler's Hall
    Situated on E side of Chapel Road about 1 km NE of junction with B4329.
  74. II Stone Hall
    Situated some 400m SW of the church at St Lawrence just W of the minor road to Brimaston Cross.
  75. II Vaulted undercroft at Cilciffeth
    Situated in garden some 20m SE of house.
  76. II Cilciffeth
    Situated about 1 km WSW of Pontfaen church, reached via drive running N from B4313.
  77. II Saint Catherines Bridge
    Bridge over Western Cleddau some 1.8 km E of Camrose village centre. Also in Camrose community as rec. no 25153
  78. II St Catherines Bridge (partly in Rudbaxton community)
    Bridge over Western Cleddau some 1.8 km E of Camrose village centre.
  79. II Plas Gwyn
    Situated opposite entrance to County Showground.
  80. II Gatepiers, walls and gates at Ciliauwen Lodge
    At the beginning of the drive to Ciliauwen on the W side of the A40 some 2km N of Letterston.
  81. II Ciliauwen Lodge
    Just off a lay-by at the beginning of the drive to Ciliauwen on the W side of the A40 some 2km N of Letterston.
  82. II Outbuilding SE side of farmyard at Ciliauwen
    On the SE side of the farmyard to the rear of the house at Ciliauwen.
  83. II Ciliauwen
    At the end of a drive off a lay-by on the W side of the A40 some 2km N of Letterston.
  84. II Stable at Cottesmore
    Situated on the E side of the farmyard just N of the house at Cottesmore.
  85. II Range NW side of farmyard at Ciliauwen
    On the NW side of the farmyard to the rear of the house at Ciliauwen.
  86. II Coach-house at Cottesmore
    Situated on the E side of the farmyard just N of the house at Cottesmore.
  87. II Outbuilding to N of Cottesmore
    Situated just N of the house at Cottesmore.
  88. II* Cottesmore including attached E conservatory and NW wing.
    Reached by a drive of some 650m W off the A40 at Tangiers.
  89. II Cleddau Lodge
    Situated in own grounds on E side of B4330 some 3.2 km N of Haverfordwest.
  90. II Pont Llangwarren (partly in Scleddau Community)
    Situated some 200m SW of Llangwarren Farm and on the boundary with Scleddau community.
  91. II Llangwarren Bridge (partly in Letterston Community) Photos
    Situated some 200m SW of Llangwarren Farm and on the boundary with Letterston Community.
  92. II Gelli Bridge
    Across the Avon Syfynwy, a tributary of the Eastern Cleddau, which is the Community boundary between Llawhaden and New Moat.
  93. II Gelli Bridge (partly in Llawhaden community)
    Across the Avon Syfynwy, a tributary of the Eastern Cleddau, which is the community boundary between Llawhaden and New Moat.
  94. II Cleddau Railway Bridge (partly in New Moat Community)
    Spanning the Eastern Cleddau W of the B4313, immediately N of Longridge Bridge, and approximately 3.5km W of Clynderwen.
  95. II Cutty Bridge Photos
    Bridge carrying the B4330 over Knock Brook some 3km N of Haverfordwest.
  96. II Longridge Bridge (Partly in New Moat Community)
    Spanning the Eastern Cleddau and carrying a minor road W of its junction with the B4313, approximately 3.5km W of Clynderwen.
  97. II Llanstinian Bridge (partly in Trecwn)
    Situated carrying a minor road from A40 in Llanstinan to E over Afon Cleddau.
  98. II* Church of St Justinian Photos
    About 1km E of Scleddau, beyond farmhouse at end of track beginning on E side of A40, near old quarry, then across field to churchyard.
  99. II Camrose Village Hall
    Near crossroads at village centre; at north entrance to parish church.
  100. II* Lofted outbuilding, wings and gin-house at Camrose Home Farm
    Situated on the N side of the farm court at Camrose Home Farm.

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