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  1. II Gothic Villa
    Situated within a railed forecourt, some 50m N of the old Board School building.
  2. II Water Pump
    Immediately south of Wesley Villa, set into the pavement
  3. II Capel Mair, including forecourt railings
    Within railed enclosure on S side of junction of High Street and Heol Gof.
  4. II Newton Villa
    Situated at S end of terraced row.
  5. II Kieffe House
    Set back from the street, within a low-walled garden, atttached to The Kieffe.
  6. II Water Pump
    Against low stone wall, immediately S of entrance to The Kieffe.
  7. II The Butcher's Arms Inn
    On E side of High Street, opposite S end of Kieffe Park Terrace.
  8. II The Town Hall
    On roadside opposite church lychgate.
  9. II Cross House
    Set back from the road between Cross House Stores and a private lane.
  10. II Cross House Stores
    On E side of High Street, immediately N of lychgate to churchyard.
  11. II Lychgate to the Parish Church, including wall to N
    Situated at the church entrance, S of Cross House Stores, opposite the Town Hall.
  12. II Island House
    Situated on the W bank of Afon Cynin to N of the Swan Hotel, just off the main street, facing open garden.
  13. II Green Park House, with wall and railings
    House on the street line, behind small railed forecourt, opposite Lon y Prior.
  14. II Telephone Call-box
    On the NE corner of the junction of High Street and Lon-y-Prior.
  15. II* Parish Church of St Mary Magdalene
    Situated within a cemetery behind the street, reached via a lych-gate opposite the Town Hall.
  16. II Water Pump
    On S side of road junction, within curved, brick walled recess, immediately N of Maengwyn
  17. II Saint Clears Bridge/ Pont Sancler (partly in Llanddowror community
    At the end of Bridge Street, across the River Taf, on the community boundary with Llanddowror.
  18. II Pont Sancler (partly listed in St Clears community)
    At the end of Bridge Street, across the River Taf, on the community boundary with St Clears.
  19. II Pont Newydd
    Over the Afon Taf on the border with Llanddowror parish.
  20. II Pont Newydd
    Over the Afon Taf on the border with St Clears parish.
  21. II Capel Bethlehem
    Within railed enclosure, set back from the road, in the NE corner of a cemetery.
  22. II Boundary Stone near Parc-y-Mynydd
    On the N side of a minor road between Llanddowror and St Clears, and directly above a stream where it is culverted beneath the road, approximately 600 metres ENE of the village centre.
  23. II Penycoed Mansion
    Situated within spacious grounds, reached via a private lane from the road immediately N of Lletycoed.
  24. II Milestone on A477 at Llanddowror Photos
    Situated on the W side of the A477 attached to front wall of 'Mile End' near the centre of the village of Llandowror.
  25. II Church of Saint Teilo
    Situated on the W side of the A477 near the centre of Llanddowror village.
  26. II Churchyard gates, piers and railings at Church of Saint Teilo
    Situated on the S side of the churchyard near the centre of Llanddowror village.
  27. II Derry Hall
    Situated on a slope E of Afon Dewi Fawr reached by private access road off lane which runs E off B4299 about 1.5 km N of St Clears
  28. II Llanfihangel Abercowyn New Church
    Situated beside the main A40 trunk road, on the junction with the minor road to Treventy Farm.
  29. II Picton House
    Situated on the W side of the A477 on the S edge of Llanddowror village.
  30. II Bwlchnewydd Baptist Chapel
    Situated on a minor road some 2 km SE of the centre of the village of Llanddowror.
  31. II Talfan Cottage
    Situated on the W side of the A477 some 600m S of the Church of Saint Teilo in Llanddowror village.
  32. II* Church of Saint Cynin Photos
    Situated in an isolated position on a minor road some 2km S of the centre of the village of Llangynin.
  33. II Pont Felinfach
    On Felinfach Road, over Afon Dewi Fawr, on parish boundary with Meidrim.
  34. 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
  35. II Old house at Trefenty
    Situated in grassed enclosure immediately N of Trefenty.
  36. II Range of outbuidings E of Trefenty farmhouse
    At Trefenty farm, about 30m E of Trefenty Farmhouse.
  37. II Ruins of former St Michael's Parish Church
    Within enclosed cemetery, at the end of a footpath, SE of Trefenty Farm.
  38. II* Pilgrims Graves by ruins of St Michael's Church
    In enclosed cemetery, immediately S of the church ruins.
  39. II* Pilgrim's Graves S of ruins of St Michaels Church
    Near S perimeter of the cemetery.
  40. II Brixton Farmhouse
    Reached by a farm track S off the by-road leading to A4066; to W of the farmyard.
  41. II Horse engine House at Brixton Farm
    Immediately to N of the long cowhouse range beside the track to the farmhouse.
  42. II Cowhouse & Corn Store (including attached range to E.) at Brixton Farm
    Reached by a farm track S off the by-road leading to the A4066. Set across the slope and with farmhouse to W.
  43. II Cartshed & Stable at Brixton Farm
    To NE of the farmhouse and farmyard; set into the slope and end on to the track leading to the farmhouse.
  44. II Parson's Lodge
    Below the road and reached by a tree-lined drive.
  45. II Pantglas
    At the end of a minor road S off the B4298. Situated just E of the Afon Dewi Fawr and some 800m S of the centre of Meidrim.
  46. II Panteg
    At right-angles to a narrow lane which trends north from the A40 approx 1km west of Bancyfelin. Panteg is south-east of the farm Bron-y-gaer, in an area known as Gibeon.
  47. 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.
  48. II Llandawke
    Situated on a hilltop to W of Laugharne reached by a farm track to N of the Parish Church.
  49. II Mapsland
    Prominently sited at the S side of a lane leading to Delacorse, E off A4066; looking S over Laugharne Parish Church.
  50. II Parish Church of St Odoceus
    Set in a hollow below the Laugharne to Llandawke by road.
  51. II Church of St David
    Situated in a prominent position on a hill just NW of the crossroads in the centre of Meidrim.
  52. II Bethel Calvinistic Methodist Chapel
    Situated facing SE some 150m N of the crossroads in the centre of Meidrim.
  53. II Smithy at Danyrhiw
    Situated just N of and below the B4298 some 200m E of Pont Hafren in the centre of Meidrim.
  54. II Maenllwyd
    Situated on the SW side of a minor crossroads some 1.3 km W of the centre of Meidrim village.
  55. II The Close
    Situated on the W side of the B4299 some 200m N of the crossroads in the centre of Meidrim.
  56. II Milestone on A477 at Parciau Photos
    Situated on the NW side of the A477 some 2.5 km SW of the centre of Llandowror village.
  57. II L-plan outbuilding to E of The Close
    Situated immediately E of The Close some 200m N of the crossroads in the centre of Meidrim.
  58. II Lofted outbuilding to N of The Close
    Situated on the N side of the yard at The Close.
  59. II Milestone near Bryn Hyfryd
    In a modern cutting on the S side of lately re-routed minor road between Llanddowror and Tavernspite, approximately 50m SW of Bryn Hyfryd farm and 2.8km WSW of Llandowror village.
  60. II Churchyard at St. Martin's Parish Photos
    Old churchyard on northern outskirts of Town Centre bounded to N and E by rubble walls.
  61. II* Parish Church of St. Martin Photos
    Set in an elevated churchyard to N of the town centre
  62. II Clifton House Photos
    Laugharne Township
  63. II Cefn-crwth
    Situated at the end of a track off a minor road some 2 km SE of the centre of Meidrim village.
  64. II The Limes Photos
    Set across the slope at the junction with Clifton Street, reached by ramped and iron railed pavement above the road.
  65. 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.
  66. II* Great House
    At the end of a continuous row of frontages, stepped up from the Vicarage.
  67. II Rosetta Photos
    Opposite Great House and atached at an angle to Moir House; iron railed walks to front above the road.
  68. II Vicarage
    Slightly canted street frontage adjoining Great House; continuous sequence of frontages to left.
  69. II Dragon Park Photos
    Detached to the left.
  70. II Temperance House Photos
    Set in a continuous row of frontages stepped down from Abercaran House to left.
  71. II Abercoran House Photos
    Set in a continuous row of frontages, stepped down from Grove House to left.
  72. II Grove House Photos
    Set in a continuous row of frontages stepped up from Redford House to left.
  73. II Redford House Photos
    Set in a continuous row of frontages stepped down from Minerva to left.
  74. II Minerva Photos
    Set in a continuous row of frontages, stepped up from Redford House to right.
  75. II Telephone Call-box Photos
    Midway along the street. On the pavement in front of the Congregational Chapel.
  76. II Osbourne House Photos
    Set in a continuous row of frontages stepped up from Gainsford House to left.
  77. II Fernhill cottage Photos
    Above the road to the NE and below Fern Hill, reached by a track N off The Butts.
  78. II Gainsford House Photos
    Laugharne Township
  79. II Exeter House including Oriel Evans Bokshop Photos
    In a continuous row of fronages, Elm House stepped up to the right
  80. II Fen Hill, The Butts Photos
    Built into the hillside with views over the lower town to SE, reached by steep curved drive entered between rubble gate piers and iron gates.
  81. II The Pines including Oriel Evans Bookshop Photos
    In a continuous row of fronages, Elm House stepped up to the right.
  82. II Elm House Photos
    Set in a continuous row of frontages, stepped up from The Pines to left.
  83. II Pelican Photos
    Opposite Brown's Hotel.
  84. II Manse Photos
    Opposite Brown's Hotel.
  85. II Coran Bridge Photos
    At the south end of the Cors
  86. II Brown's Hotel Photos
    Set into a continuous row of frontages near the crossroads with Victoria Street.
  87. II Corran Books (Formerly The Ship & Castle PH) Photos
    Near the crossroads; attached to the Manse to right.
  88. II New Three Mariners P.H. Photos
    At the crossroads with Market Street, King Street and Newbridge Street.
  89. II Church of St Sadwrnen
    Prominently sited in historic churchyard high above Carmarthen Bay, about 2 km west of Laugharne.
  90. II Manchester House Photos
    Opposite the town Hall and adjoining Globe House.
  91. II NO.3 Market Street, Dyfed, 9661 Photos
    Set back to the left of the Town Hall
  92. II Victoria House Photos
    Set in a continuous row of frontages, stepped up from adjoining houses.
  93. II Gwalia Photos
    Opposite the town Hall and adjoining Globe House.
  94. II NO.2 Market Street, Dyfed, 9660 Photos
    Set back to the left of the Town Hall.
  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* Town Hall Photos
    Forward to the street at the junction with Wogan Street, close to the castle; Market Lane to rear.
  97. II Ty Penrheol
    Situated at the end of a drive N off the B4298 some 1.8 km E of the centre of Meidrim village.
  98. 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.
  99. II* Castle House Photos
    Prominently sited to N of the castle and entered through the same iron gates.
  100. 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.

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