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  1. II Shadog Farmhouse
    At SE side of farmyard, within a low, stone walled enclosure. Located at end of private access road.
  2. II Outbuilding at Shadog Farm
    Located S of Shadog Farmhouse, at the end of a private access road, E of the farm complex.
  3. II Henfryn Mill
    At the end of a private access lane leading E of the Pentrecwrt Road, S of Alltycafan Bridge.
  4. II Henfryn Cottage
    On a split level terrace on a steep slope overlooking Henfryn Mill. Reached via a private access road leading E from the Pentrecwrt Road, S of Alltycafan Bridge.
  5. II* Allt-y-Cafan Bridge
    Spanning the river Teifi on the County boundary with Ceredigion on the road N of Pentrecwrt.
  6. II* Pont Allt-y-Cafan (Partly in Llangeler Community )
    Deep valley setting, carrying Horeb to Pentre-cwrt by-road over River Teifi (parish and old county boundary). 0.3km S of Pentre-cwrt.
  7. II E range of outbuildings at Penyrallt Home Farm
    Situated to E side of courtyard of farm buildings, E of farm-house.
  8. II N range of outbuildings at Penyrallt Home Farm.
    Located at N side of three-sided farmyard, NE of the farmhouse.
  9. II Barn range at Penyrallt Home Farm
    Forms the S side of a large courtyard of agricultural buildings.
  10. II Penyrallt Home Farm Farmhouse. Photos
    Situated on rising ground immediately W of large square farmyard, within small, enclosed lawned forecourt.
  11. II Henfryn Farmhouse
    At NW of linear farm complex, at the top of a steep ridge overlooking the Afon Teifi.
  12. II Danycapel Farmhouse
    Situated to W side of rectangular farmyard at the N end of a private access road, beyond the Anglican church.
  13. II Tanralltddu
    At the end of a long farm drive, at the NE side of a small farmyard.
  14. II Pantcilgan
    Situated within spacious lawned forecourt, set back from the Drefach-Saron Road, just beyond a bend and opposite a ruinous farm complex.
  15. II The Old Rectory
    Situated on S side of by-road 40m E of entrance to Bangor Teifi church.
  16. II Former Agricultural Ranges at Old Rectory
    The Old Rectory is situated on the S side of the by-road 40m E of the entrance of Bangor Teifi church. The large yard is on the N (road) side of the house with the L-plan agricultural range at the NE
  17. II Former Stable Range at old Rectory
    The Old Rectory is situated on the S side of the by-road 40m E of the entrance to Bangor Teifi church. The large yard is on the N (road) side of the house with the stable range at the NW corner.
  18. II Stable Range at Gilfachwen-isaf
    Situated to W of Gilfachwen Isaf farmhouse.
  19. II Closygraig Calvinistic Methodist Chapel
    On elevated terrace behind wall and railings, overlooking a bend in the road.
  20. II Closygraig Chapel House
    On continuous line between chapel and vestry, on an elevated terrace overlooking a bend in the Drefelin Road.
  21. II Area Wall and Railings at Closygraig Chapel, including Memorial.
    Terraced wall immediately in front of Closygraig Chapel.
  22. II Dolgoch Mill
    Situated down a short driveway leading over a watercourse, in a slight hollow, below the Drefelin Road.
  23. II Ty Poeth Cottage
    Approximately 1.4km SE of Pont-Tyweli village, on the S side of a minor road and E of Pont Ty-poeth.
  24. II Pont Llandysul (Partly in Llandysul Community)
    Spanning the Afon Teifi at the S end of Bridge Street, Llandysul.
  25. II Llandysul Bridge (partly in Llanfihangel-ar Arth community, Carmarthenshire)
    Situated at S end of Bridge Street, across Afon Teiri between Llandysul and Pont Tyweli, Carmarthen District.
  26. II Caerglyn
    Situated at N end of Llandysul Bridge.
  27. II Bridge Street
    Situated at W end of street, by Llandysul Bridge.
  28. II NO.1 Bridge Street, Dyfed
    Situated at W end of street, by Llandysul Bridge.
  29. II Rocklee
    Situated in terraced row opposite Tabernacle Chapel and Dinarth Hall.
  30. II Dinarth Hall
    Situated on street line to W of Tabernacle Chapel.
  31. II Rock House
    Situated in terraced row opposite Tabernacle Chapel and Dinarth Hall
  32. II Tabernacle Chapel
    Set back from street-line some 120m NE of Llandysul Bridge.
  33. II Former Chapel House
    Set back from street-line some 120m NE of Llandysul Bridge
  34. II New Mill
    Set back from the road, just S of the bridge, at the W extremity of Drefelin.
  35. II Min-yr-Afon.
    Immediately NW of a small bridge on the access lane S of Rhos.
  36. II Penlan Fawr including forecourt, walls and railings
    Along a private driveway leading from the Penboyr Road, just W of a group of modern or altered agricultural buildings.
  37. II Nantybargod
    Situated within low stone walled enclosure, in the bottom of a hollow on N side of the lane from Rhos, 75m E of the bridge.
  38. II NO.1 Wind Street, Dyfed
    Situated at NE end of terraced row and to SW of former Ebenezer Chapel.
  39. II Former Ebenezer Chapel
    Situated on main street, slightly set back, about halfway along.
  40. II NO.3 Lincoln Street, Dyfed
    Situated on street line.
  41. II Seion Independent Chapel
    Situated on hillside above town centre, on road to Gilfach.
  42. II No 2 Richmond House
    Situated set back and on high terrace at main intersection of the town.
  43. II No 1 Richmong House
    Situated set back and on high terrace at main intersection of the town.
  44. II NO.5 Barley Mow, Dyfed
    Situated on corner of Graig Road.
  45. II Carreg Llys, Wesley Hill
    Situated opposite Peniel Wesleyan Chapel
  46. II Shop adjoining Carreg Llys, Wesley Hill
    Situated opposite Peniel Wesleyan Chapel.
  47. II Church of St Mary Photos
    Secluded location at end of lane E off Penrhiw-Llan to Henllan by-road on steep wooded hillside. 1.5km S of Penrhiw-Llan.
  48. II Meiros Hall, including attached coach-house and stable range to rear.
    On rising ground, within large, enclosed garden, overlooking the former Meiros Mill building.
  49. II Water pump
    Located in the corner of small, walled enclosure next to public conveniences.
  50. II Llwynbrain
    Set back from the Drefach-Henllan road behind front wall, attached to No 2 Llwynbrain.
  51. II Greenfield
    Situated within railed forecourt, set back from the Drefach-Henllan road opposite the Maeros Mill entrance.
  52. II Churchyard at St Tysul Church
    Situated surrounding parish church and bounded on E side by River Teifi.
  53. II Llwynbrain, including attached range to the N
    Attached to N side of Llwynbrain, on W side of the Drefach-Henllan Road.
  54. II Velindre House
    Set back from road, within low walled enclosure, on junction opposite St. Barnabus Church
  55. II Office Building at Museum of Welsh Woollen Industry
    Situated at SE corner of site, at present entrance to museum, with gable end to road.
  56. II Rhydwern Mill
    Situated down a short track, below the level of the Drefach-Cwmpencraig road.
  57. II The Old Vicarage
    Situated at right angle to street, overlooking church approach.
  58. II Ty Pen Pownd at Museum of Welsh Woollen Industry
    Located between main building and offices at the museum site, partially built into slope.
  59. II Lychgate to Churchyard of Church of St Tysul
    Situated adjoining Old Vicarage NW of church.
  60. II* Church of St Tysul Photos
    Situated by River Teifi in large churchyard.
  61. II Main Mill Building at Museum of the Welsh Woollen Industry. Photos
    Museum complex located to N end of Drefach village, to W of the Drefach-Henllan road. Main building is below road level, N of office buildings at site entrance.
  62. II The Porth Hotel
    Situated on street line N of lane to parish church.
  63. II Weaving Shed at Museum of Welsh Woollen Industry
    On SW side of site, parallel to main building.
  64. II Range attached to left of the Porth Hotel
    Situated on street line N of lane to parish church.
  65. II Church of St Barnabas
    Situated in centre of village just SW of the junction of the roads from Waungilwen and Henllan.
  66. II Ranges to rear of the Porth Hotel
    Situated on street line N of lane to parish church.
  67. II* Former P.O.W. Chapel at Henllan Caravan Park
    Detached utilitarian building towards SE corner of caravan park, which is located on the E side of the B4334, 0.3 km SW of Henllan.
  68. II Pont Henllan, including walled approaches..
    Situated over the river Teifi, and across the parish and county boundary, immediately N of the junction with the main Cardigan-Carmarthen Road.
  69. II Pont Henllan ( Partly in Llangeler Community )
    Situated at S end of Henllan village, carrying B4334 over the River Teifi (parish and old county boundary)
  70. II Milepost some 600m NW of Pentrellwyn Road Junction
    Situated on roadside some 600m NW of Pentrellwyn junction, between Llandysul and Horeb.
  71. II Milestone near Dolifor
    Situated on S side of A475, opposite and 100m E of entrance to Dolifor. Freestanding within hedge.
  72. II Ogof Cottage including attached workshop to N.
    Situated on a slight raised platform at the side of the Drefach-Cwmpencraig Road.
  73. II Former Ogof Weaving Shed
    Set back slightly from the Drefach-Cwmpencraig Road behind a grassy verge, just S of Ogof Cottage.
  74. II Maesllan
    Situated in village centre on S side of A475.
  75. II Milestone S of Crossroads at Horeb
    Situated some 150m SE of crossroads.
  76. II Milestone in Village Centre
    Situated in centre of Penrhiw-Llan on S side of A475, immediately W of turning to Henllan. Freestanding.
  77. II Milestone 200m E of A486 crossroads at Horeb
    Situated some 200m E of Horeb crossroads.
  78. II Pantolwen Mills (S Building)
    Situated on west bank of Afon Cerdin some 0.8 km SSE of Pentrellwyn.
  79. II Pont Felin Cwrrws
    Situated 0.75km NW of Henllan, carrying B4334 over Afon Cynllo.
  80. II Village War Memorial
    Prominent village site on steep bank, S of A475.
  81. II Yr Hen Ysgol
    Prominently situated in village centre.
  82. II Gatepiers & Gates to S of Llanfair
    Situated on main entry to Llanfair from lane some 50m S of house.
  83. II Milestone near Aberbank
    Situated on E side of A475, 0.3kmS of Aberbanc. Freestanding.
  84. II Dolhaidd Mansion Photos
    At the end of a private access road leading roughly NW from the A484 trunk road
  85. II Gorrig Mill
    Situated beside bridge over Nant Ythan, between Pentrellwyn and Gorrig.
  86. II Llanfair including attached W Range.
    Situated by Afon Teifi some 4km E of Llandysul.
  87. II One of Four Linked Outbuildings forming Courtyard at Llanfair
    Situated close to N of the house.
  88. II One of Four Linked Outbuildings forming Courtyard at Llanfair
    Situated close to N of the house.
  89. II Stable Range at Dolhaidd Mansion
    Situated W of Dolhaidd Mansion, at the S side of a large courtyard
  90. II One of Four Linked Outbuildings forming Courtyard at Llanfair
    Situated close to N of the house.
  91. II One of Four Linked Outbuildings forming Courtyard at Llanfair
    Situated close to N of the house.
  92. II Gates and Piers at Capel y Drindod Photos
    Capel y Drindod is prominently situated on steep slope in village centre. Gate in front of chapel.
  93. II Capel y Drindod Photos
    Prominently situated on steep slope in village centre
  94. II Dol-grogws
    Situated above the Afon Teifi approximately 1.5km NE of Llandysul, reached by a farm road on the N side of minor road between Llandysul and Llanfihangel ar Arth.
  95. II Gorrig Farmhouse
    Situated at junction of lane to Tregroes with A475.
  96. II Terraced row of 3 cottages, Right hand cottage
    Prominently situated on bend of A475 (N side), in centre of Aberbanc.
  97. II Frondeg
    Situated down a short track leading N from the Cwmhiraeth Road, on a terrace situated on a slope leading from the road to the stream.
  98. II Terraced row of 3 cottages, Middle cottage
    Prominently situated on bend of A475 (N side), in centre of Aberbanc.
  99. II Terraced row of 3 Cottages - Left Cottage
    Prominently situated on bend of A475 (N side), in centre of Aberbanc.
  100. II No. 1 Pant Glas, including forecourt wall and railings.
    Immediatly N of and abutting No. 2 Pant Glas, situated within a small lawned forecourt with dwarf wall and railings.

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