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  1. II Pencnwc
    Situated some 1.5 km SW of Glanrhyd, approached by drive off minor lane running SE off Glanrhyd-Nevern road, B4582.
  2. II Glanrhyd Chapel including Area Railings Photos
    Situated on B4582 road some 1.5km W of junction with A487.
  3. II Pantgwyn Mawr
    Situated in sand quarry some 500 m N of minor road running NW off B 4582 from junction 1.5 k W of Glanrhyd. Quarry entry is some 400m from junction.
  4. II Penuel Cemaes Baptist Chapel, Glanrhyd Road, B4582 (S.Side) Rhydymaen Photos
    Situated on Glanrhyd to Nevern road some 3km W of Glanrhyd and 3km E of Nevern.
  5. II Plas Lawrence, including two Beeboles in front of Garden Wall
    Situated in hollow at end of small lane some 250m S of Monington Church. [In Monington churchyard are early C19 tombs to James family of Plas Lawrence].
  6. II Berllan
    Situated some 2.5 km NW of Eglwyswrw off minor road leading N from village, then W towards Pengelli.
  7. II Bier House in Churchyard at St Nicholas Church
    Situated immediately S of churchyard wall, gable end to lane.
  8. II Church of St Nicholas
    Situated in isolated position some 150m down lane running S from junction about 330m E of Rhydyfantwn Bridge.
  9. II Rhydyfantwn Bach
    Situated on N side of lane, just E of Rhydyfantwn Bridge.
  10. II Glandwr, including attached outbuilding
    Situated down 1 km track running S and W from Plas Pantsaeson drive, some 800m from minor road at Waunwhiod.
  11. II Railings and Entrance Gates at drive to Rhydgarnwen
    Situated at head of drive to Rhydgarnwen, some 90m E of Croft crossroads.
  12. II Rhydgarnwen
    Situated just E of Croft crossroads on A487, some 1km N of Llantood Church.
  13. II Boundary Stone on A 487 (partly in Cilgerran community)
    Situated on E side of A 487 some 400m N of Cross Inn crossroads.
  14. II Tre-Prysg
    Situated some 0.5 km S of Moylgrove up Cwm Bach valley, but approached via drive of some 1 km running N off lane on hilltop about 1 km S of Moylgrove church.
  15. II Cwm Gloyne Photos
    Situated down drive running N off lane from Felindre Farchog to Post Goch, some 1.1 km NE of Felindre Farchog.
  16. II Church Cottage
    Immediately to the S of the church of St Andrew.
  17. II Church of St Andrew Photos
    Situated some 400m E of village at crest of hill on lane running E from Moylgrove Bridge.
  18. II The Young Farmers' Club
    Situated in centre of village, to rear of the Serjeants' Inn.
  19. II Plas Pantsaeson
    Situated down drive of about 1.0 km running W from minor road at junction about 3km W of St Dogmaels by the Cwm Degwel road. There are design similarities to Avallenau House, Pembrokeshire.
  20. II The Serjeants Inn and Court House
    Situated in the centre of Eglwyswrw village, on roadside.
  21. II Coach House at The Serjeants Inn
    Situated in the centre of Eglwyswrw village, on roadside, immediately W of Serjeants Inn.
  22. II The Armoury (former stables to The Serjeants Inn)
    Situated in the centre of Eglwyswrw village, on roadside, immediately opposite the Serjeants Inn.
  23. II Church of St Dogfael
    Situated some 500m down narrow lane to Castell Henllys, running N from A 487.
  24. II* Church of St Andrew Photos
    Situated in isolated site some 2km E of Nevern, approached by lane running N and then W off Nevern-Glanrhyd road.
  25. II Corllan
    Situated on back lane running behind Eglwyswrw churchyard from A 487 to B 4332, by churchyard gate.
  26. II Pantsaeson Farmhouse
    Situated some 150m N of Plas Pantsaeson, approached by long drive of some 800m from minor lane at Waunwhiod 2km W of St Dogmaels.
  27. II Plas y Mwswm
    At the East end of the village, facing the T-junction.
  28. II Outside Kitchen at Pantsaeson Farm
    Situated just NW of farmhouse.
  29. II Barn at Pantsaeson Farm
    Situated to NW of farmhouse and W of coach-house.
  30. II Coach House and Stable at Pantsaeson Farm
    Situated just N of farmhouse, which lies N of Plas Pantsaeson.
  31. II One of two ranges of linked Outbuildings at Pantsaeson Farm
    Situated to N of coach-house, enclosing two sides of grassed area, open to NE.
  32. II One of two ranges of linked outbuildings at Pantsaeson Farm
    Situated to N of coach-house, enclosing two sides of grassed area, open to NE.
  33. II Maesyfelin
    Situated some 1.25km SW of Bridell Church.
  34. II Tredefaid
    Situated off minor road from A487 at Croft crossroads to Penybryn, about 1km E of A487.
  35. II Outbuildings on N Side of yard at Tredefaid
    Situated above the farmhouse enclosing one side of yard.
  36. II Ty Gwyn
    Situated down drive running W off lane some 500m SW of Bridell Church.
  37. II Penralltddu
    Situated above Afon Piliau, approached by drive running S off minor road between A487 at Croft and Penybryn, some 1.5km E of Croft.
  38. II Outbuilding to rearof Farmhouse at Penralltddu
    Situated immediately behind N end of farmhouse.
  39. II Outbuilding on E side of drive at Penralltddu
    Situated facing W, just NE of the farmhouse.
  40. II Former Farmhouse at Penralltddu
    Situated facing W, backing onto farmyard.
  41. II Outbuildings on E side of Farm Court at Penralltddu
    Situated facing the rear of old farmhouse.
  42. II Pendre
    Situated on W of minor lane running NE from Felindre Farchog, about 30m from junction with A487.
  43. II Pendre
    Situated on W of minor lane running NE from Felindre Farchog, about 30m from junction with A487.
  44. II College
    Situated on eastern side of junction of A 487 and lane to Moylegrove at eastern edge of village.
  45. II The Pound
    Situated just off A 487 on W side of minor lane to Henllys and Cwm Gloyne, opposite College.
  46. II Wenallt
    Situated on S side of Afon Nyfer, approached by track from Penybont some 600m E of Felindre Farchog.
  47. II Yr Hen Capel
    Situated on roadside at end of terraced row.
  48. II Penybenglog
    Situated down long drive running S from A 487 from point some 1.2 km E of Felindre Farchog.
  49. II Cana Chapel/Capel Cana including forecourt walls, railings and gates Photos
    Situated by roadside in village centre, set back behind railed forecourt.
  50. II Blaenwaun Baptismal Pool
    Over the stream on the west side of the lane that leads up the Waun valley to Blaenwaun Baptist chapel, 1km approx. from the town, and about 0.5km north of the chapel. In an enclosure entered by scro
  51. II Church of Saint David Photos
    Situated on W side of A478 some 800m S of Penybryn.
  52. II Treleddyn Uchaf
    Situated about 1km S of Bridell Church, approached by track from Treleddyn Isaf.
  53. II Pencwm
    Situated some 700m SW of Saint Dogmaels, approached by drive opposite lane to Blaenwaun.
  54. II Cottage to N.of Pantywylan Photos
    Situated some 30m N of present farmhouse on hillside S of Ceibwr Bay, approached by drive running N off coastal lane some 800m from Ceibwr.
  55. II L-Plan range of outbuildings to NE. of Llwyngoras
    Situated enclosing two sides of yard open to NW, some 100m NE of house.
  56. II Coach House at Llwyngoras
    Situated to E of house fronting on to track running S.
  57. II Outbuilding to SE of Llwyngoras
    Situated at right angles to entrance front of house, detached.
  58. II* Llwyngoras, including Garden Walls with Gate Piers
    Situated down long track running S from road, some 800 m SE of Nevern Church.
  59. II Penybryn Baptist Chapel Photos
    Cilgerran
  60. II Range of outbuildings to E. of Gelli Rhiwfelin
    Situated opposite farmhouse across grassed court.
  61. II Gelli Rhiwfelin
    Situated on N side of minor road from Crosswell to Newport, some 2 km W of Crosswell.
  62. II Trefach Mill
    Situated SSE of farmhouse on W bank of step gully.
  63. II Pont Gynon and Boundary Stone
    Situated some 600m N of Crosswell on the B 4329.
  64. II Trefach, including attached wing to the right
    Situated down drive running E off lane running N from Nevern Castle and about 1 km N of castle site.
  65. II Wern Gwyddel
    Situated by Afon Nyfer and approached by track running N off A 487 some 600 m E of Temple Bar crossroads.
  66. II Glanpwllafan
    Situated on disused section of A487 by Glanpwllafon Bridge, some 2km south of Cardigan Bridge.
  67. II Outbuilding to W of Parc-y-Pratt
    Situated to west of farmhouse, opposite side of access drive.
  68. II Parc-y-Pratt
    Situated some 1.5km south west of Cardigan Bridge, between A487 and lane to St Dogmaels.
  69. II Plas Newydd
    Situated prominently on crest of hill some 0.75km south east of St Dogmaels.
  70. II Church of Saint Mary
    On the N side of the entrance to the drive to Pant y Deri some 2.5km W of Blaenffos.
  71. I Ruins of Abbey of St Mary Photos
    Situated S of the parish church.
  72. II Brynivor
    Situated immediately SW of Bethsaida Chapel.
  73. II The Vicarage
    Situated to S of the abbey ruins.
  74. II* Church of St Brynarch Photos
    Situated some 350m N of bridge over Afon Nyfer.
  75. II* Churchyard of Church of St Brynarch, including Wall & Gates Photos
    Parish churchyard around Church of St Brynach, steeply sloping to N of church and surrounded by rubble stone walls or embankments, and with principal gateway to S, smaller gates to NW and E.
  76. II Wall attached to rear of Vicarage stables and running to N of Vicarage
    Situated along S side of abbey grounds and forming boundary to N of Vicarage garden.
  77. II Crosswell House
    Situated at crossroads in Crosswell between B 4329 to Haverfordwest and the road to Blaenffos.
  78. II Gate to New Chruchyard at Church of St Brynarch
    Situated across road from entry to churchyard of church of Saint Brynach.
  79. II Church of Saint Thomas Photos
    Situated in large churchyard N of the abbey ruins.
  80. II Wall along S side of Churchyard
    Situated between churchyard and abbey grounds, running between the NW end of the abbey and the Bier House by the lychgate.
  81. II The Vicarage Stables
    Situated SE of abbey ruins, N of drive to vicarage.
  82. II The Old School
    Situated on corner of Shingrig and David Street.
  83. II Mounting Block by Churchyard entry to Church of St Brynarch
    Situated just outside churchyard gates.
  84. II Cannon House
    Situated towards W end of terraced row running W from Church Lane.
  85. II Old School Cottage
    Situated to north of the Old School, against north wall, and at right angles to David Street.
  86. II Telephone Call-box outside Tyrllan
    Prominently sited on approach to the church from Nevern Bridge.
  87. II Village Hall
    Set back from road some 100 m NE of Nevern Bridge.
  88. II Former Bier House beside steps to Lychgate
    Situated just by foot of lychgate steps.
  89. II Lychgate and Steps to Churchyard at St Thomas Church Photos
    Situated on E side of churchyard.
  90. II The Vicarage
    Situated set back and reached by lane from village centre to Nevern Castle.
  91. II Church House
    Situated just N of lychgate to parish churchyard.
  92. II Tyrhedyn
    Situated in terraced row between Church Street and Church Lane.
  93. II Coach House at The Vicarage
    Situated just W of The Vicarage, built into bank.
  94. II The Ivy
    Situated just W of The Vicarage, on right-angled bend of lane from village to Nevern Castle.
  95. II* Y Felin
    Situated some 100m ENE of the abbey ruins.
  96. II Vestry to Bethabara Baptist Chapel
    To the rear of Bethabara Baptist Chapel near the bridge at Pontyglasier.
  97. II Nevern Bridge Photos
    Situated some 200m S of Nevern Church.
  98. II Mount Pleasant
    Prominently situated on the curve of the road opposite the Post Office in centre of Saint Dogmaels.
  99. II NO.3 Finch Street (S Side), Dyfed
    Situated in terraced row E of Church Street.
  100. II Bethabara Baptist Chapel Photos
    Situated set back on the N side of the minor road through Pontyglasier just E of the bridge over the Afon Bannon.

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