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  1. II Cresswell Quay Bridge Photos
    Bridge crossing a minor tributary of the Cresswell River immediately to the S of the Quay. The stream is the Martletwy/Jeffreyston boundary.
  2. II Creswell House Photos
    Situated between the by-road and the Creswell River, close to the key.
  3. II Cresswell Quay Photos
    In the angle between the Treen Lake and Cresswell River, to the E of the confluence, and immediately opposite to the Cresselly Arms P.H.
  4. II Cresselly Arms P.H. Photos
    Beside the road overlooking the Cresswell River and Quay, on the edge of the parkland to Cresselly House.
  5. II Telephone Call-box Photos
    At the junction of the quayside road and the lane running from Cresswell Quay to Cresselly.
  6. II Kiln Cottage
    In an elevated position at the foot of the lane leading from Cresswell Quay to Cresselly.
  7. II Old Carpenters Shop Photos
    At the foot of and at right angles to the lane that leads from Cresswell Quay to Cresselly, alongside the footpath leading to Kiln Cottage.
  8. II Out-kitchen at Kiln Cottage
    At right-angles to the left-hand side of the cottage.
  9. II 1 & 2 Back Cottages Photos
    Above the lane that leads from Cresswell Quay to Cresselly, on the edge of the settlement.
  10. II The Cobblers Shop
    On the lane leading from Cresswell Quay to Cresselly, at edge of the settlement, immediately in front of Back Cottages. Built with its back to the road on a steeply sloping site, necessitating an exce
  11. II Cresswell Bridge
    400 m N of Cresswell Quay, the bridge carries the lowest road crossing the tidal estuary of the Cresswell River. It is partly in Martletwy Community.
  12. II Cresswell Bridge Photos
    400 m N of Cresswell Quay, the bridge carries the lowest road crossing the tidal estuary of the Cresswell River. It is partly in Jeffreyston Community.
  13. II Cresswell Mill House
    Beside Cresswell Corn Mill, about 150 m upstream from Cresswell Bridge.
  14. II Cresswell Corn Mill
    At S side of Cresswell River, about 150 m upstream from Cresswell Bridge. The siting of the mill is unusual, as the Cresswell River adjacent to it is tidal. The mill stands at a raised level and is se
  15. II South Pembrokeshire Hunt Kennels
    Set downhill from the by-road that runs off the A4075 opposite Cresselly Green; reached through a modern stable yard.
  16. II West Lodge Photos
    Set back from the road on the S side of the by-road to Cresswell Quay from the A4075 at Cresselly. Opposite the gates to the W driveway to Cresselly House. This lodge was sometimes known as New Lodge.
  17. II Gates and gate-piers to W driveway to Cresselly House Photos
    Opposite the W Lodge; set back slightly from the N side of the by-road to Cresswell Quay from the A4075 at Cresselly.
  18. II Milepost on A4075 Photos
    On the east side of the A4075, southwest of the school at Cresselly
  19. II Gate and gate-piers at former S driveway to Cresselly House Photos
    Set back from the road opposite to Cresselly Green and to N of former smithy.
  20. II Indoor roller-skating rink to W of Stable Courtyard at Creselly House Photos
    Situated just beyond the stable courtyard and to S of Cresselly House. Originally reached from the Rose Garden.
  21. II Outbuilding to SW of Stable Courtyard at Cresselly House Photos
    Set back, immediately to the SW of the stable courtyard which lies to the S of Cresselly House.
  22. II Stable Range to W side of Stable Courtyard at Creselly House
    The stable courtyard is immediately to the S of Cresselly House. This range is on its W side, opposite the coach-house and another stable range.
  23. II* Cresselly House Photos
    Situated in its own grounds and approached along the N drive or through the stable courtyard to S. Faces E with terrace to W.
  24. II Coach-house and Stable Range to E side of Stable Courtyard at Cresselly House Photos
    The Stable courtyard is immediately to the S of Cresselly House. This range is on its E side, parallel to the main road with cobbled pavement to front.
  25. II Gate-piers and gate to S driveway to Cresselly House
    At the southern approach to Cresselly House from the stable-yard.
  26. II Lower House Farmhouse
    In the village of West Williamston, 2 km NW of Carew. Reached by a short private road on the E side of the village. Its farm buildings stand on the opposite side of the private access road.
  27. II North Lodge to Cresselly House Photos
    Flanking the N side of the gated N drive to Cresselly House.
  28. II Gates and gate-piers to North Driveway to Cresselly House Photos
    Slightly set back from the main road and adjoining the N lodge.
  29. II Gate and gate-piers opposite to main N driveway to Creselly House Photos
    Set back slightly from the main road and formerly closing the E driveway from Jeffreyston to Cresselly House.
  30. II Milepost opposite turning to Pisgah
    On the A4075 opposite the turning to Pisgah, 1.5km approx NE of Carew Village
  31. II East Lodge Photos
    Facing Lanesend junction, on the by-road to Jeffreyston from the A4075 at Cresselly. Situated to the S of the entrance to the now disused E drive to Cresselly House.
  32. II Gate and gate-piers beside E Lodge Photos
    Closing the former E driveway to Cresselly House. Facing Lanesend junction, on the by-road to Jeffreyston from the A4075 at Cresselly.
  33. II* Carew Bridge Photos
    About 500 m E of Carew Castle carrying the Carew to Cresselly road across the estuary of the Carew River.
  34. II Wesley Chapel Photos
    In Carew village, at the E side of the road approaching Carew Bridge. The Chapel stands back from the road behind a high wall with gatepiers and wrought-iron gates.
  35. I Carew Castle Photos
    At the W of Carew Castle, 600 m N of the A477
  36. II Castle Entrance Gatepiers and Old Cobbler's Shop Photos
    At the entrance to Carew Castle, nearly opposite to the Carew Inn.
  37. II Telephone Call-box
    On the road-side, opposite Picton Terrace, in the centre of the village.
  38. II* French Mill and Tidal Barrier Photos
    The Tidal Barrier lies across the estury of the Carew River about 300 m W of Carew Castle. The French Mill stands on it near to the left (S) bank, over the deeper water where the natural river channel
  39. II Carew Inn Photos
    At the junction of the village main street and the A4075. At the front are cast-iron railings on a high plinth wall of rubble masonry.
  40. II No 1 & 2 Photos
    In Carew village, adjacent to the Carew Inn. There is a white-painted stone wall at the front with a slate coping and neat iron railings, and two large gate-piers.
  41. II Old Stable Cottage
    In a mid position in the row attached at the E of the Carew Inn.
  42. II Castle Lodge Photos
    In a mid position in the row attached at the E end of the Carew Inn. There is a later rubble-stone wall at the front with gatepiers and an iron gate.
  43. II No. 5 Picton Terrace, Carew Village, Tenby, SA70 8SL Photos
    At the E end of the row which is attached to Carew Inn. Small forecourt with rubble masonry walls returning at the left to a wide gateway with stone piers.
  44. II Old Cottage Chimney Photos
    In the front grounds of Flemish House, on the N side of the village street about 150 m E of Carew Inn.
  45. I The Carew Cross Photos
    In Carew village, in a small roadside enclosure taken from Castle Green opposite the Carew Inn.
  46. II No. 6 Picton Terrace, Carew Village, Tenby, DYFED, SA70 8SL Photos
    At the E of Carew village, constituting a row of cottages on the S side of the village street in line with, but detached from, the cottages adjoining Carew Inn.
  47. II No. 7 Picton Terrace, Carew Village, Tenby, SA70 8SL Photos
    At the E of Carew village, constituting a row of cottages on the S side of the village street in line with, but detached from, the cottages adjoining Carew Inn.
  48. II No. 8 Picton Terrace, Carew Village, Tenby, SA70 8SL Photos
    At the E of Carew village, constituting a row of cottages on the S side of the village street in line with, but detached from, the cottages adjoining Carew Inn.
  49. II No. 9 Picton Terrace, Carew Village, Tenby, DYFED, SA70 8SL Photos
    At the E of Carew village, constituting a row of cottages on the S side of the village street in line with, but detached from, the cottages adjoining Carew Inn.
  50. II French Mill House Photos
    At the S of the French Mill in Carew, reached by the same access lane. The house stands in its own grounds with a garden to the E. Rubble boundary wall with light wrought-iron gates.
  51. II Milepost near Carew Cricket Ground
    On the east side of the A4075, 250m approx S os Carew Village.
  52. II Bartlett's Well
    At N side of Bird's Lane in Sageston, NE of the village school.
  53. II Church of St Lawrence Photos
    In churchyard, on corner of lane. To NE of Yerbeston Farm.
  54. II Sadgeston Hall and Granary
    At N side of the A477 in the village of Sageston, 100 m W of the junction with the B4318. The house is end-on to the road but stands back behind lawns and gardens, with the granary to its rear. There
  55. II Milepost at junction of A477 with A4075
    Immediately west of the junction of the A477 with the A4075, on the S side of Carew Village.
  56. I Upton Chapel Photos
    A small chapel in close proximity to Upton Castle. It is reached by a private path from the Castle.
  57. II Preaching Cross
    Located in the churchyard of Upton Chapel.
  58. II Milton Bridge
    In the village of Milton, about 30 m N of the A477 road.
  59. II Telephone Call-box
    On the W approach of Milton Bridge.
  60. I Upton Castle Photos
    2 km NE of Cosheston village, reached by a side road N of the unclassified Cosheston to Milton Road which becomes a private road from Upton Lodge. The entrance front of the house faces N.
  61. II* Church of St Caradoc Photos
    At the W of Lawrenny village, at the entrance to the grounds of the former Lawrenny Castle.
  62. II St Caradoc Churchyard Gateway
    At the N side of the churchyard of St Caradoc, within the grounds of the former Lawrenny Hall.
  63. II Old School and Schoolteacher's House Photos
    In the village of Carew Cheriton about 100 m N of the Church. There is a small playground at the N of the school and a garden S of the house.
  64. II Pincheston Quarry Limekiln
    Opposite Pincheston Quarry, on the E side of a minor lane S of the A477 and 500 m E of Sageston village.
  65. II Old Almshouses Photos
    At NW corner of St. Mary's churchyard, facing W to the lane. The almshouses are the last two remaining from a row known in the C19 as 'Alms Row'. A mounting-block is adjacent to the N gable.
  66. II Milepost on A4075 Photos
    On the east side of the A4075, immediatley S of the cross roads at Yebeston Gate.
  67. I Old Mortuary Chapel Photos
    Within St Mary's Churchyard, about 30 m NW of the Church.
  68. II St. Mary's Churchyard Wall Photos
    Wall to the churchyard of St Mary's, with gates to the N, W and S.
  69. I Church Of St. Mary Photos
    In Carew Cheriton, 300 m S of the A477.
  70. II Grove Manor Photos
    In extensive grounds immediately S of St Mary's churchyard. There is a gateway in the churchyard wall for the use of this house. High boundary wall to the access lane with iron gate.
  71. II Ford Bridge
    At the N end of Ford Lane, 1 km N of Jeffreyston Village and 1 km SW of Reynalton Village. The bridge lies on the boundary of Kilgetty/Begelly and Jeffreyston Communities.
  72. II Ford Bridge Photos
    At the N end of Ford Lane, 1 km N of Jeffreyston Village and 1 km SW of Reynalton Village. The bridge lies on the boundary of Kilgetty Begelly and Jeffreyston Communities.
  73. II* The Fortified Rectory
    100 m SW of St Mary's churchyard.
  74. II Paskeston Hall Photos
    At the N side of the unclassified road leading from Cosheston to Milton, in private grounds about 300 m from the road. There is a gate-lodge at the estate entrance. At the rear of the Hall are a coa
  75. II Lawrenny Quay
    On the N shore of the Cresswell River estuary 1 km S of Lawrenny village.
  76. II Redberth Parish Church
    At E side of the village of Redberth, in a small churchyard surrounded by rubblestone walls with ashlar gatepiers. A fragment of a cross with chamfered limbs stands near to the Church door.
  77. II Preaching Cross in Jeffreyston Churchyard Photos
    Close to the S door of Jeffreyston Parish Church.
  78. II* Church of St. Jeffrey and St. Oswald Photos
    In the centre of the village of Jeffreyston. The churchyard is circular with late C19 extensions N and E. There is a preaching cross (separately listed) to the S side and a small free-standing mortuar
  79. II* Church of St Leonard Photos
    Jeffreyston
  80. II Limekiln
    About 2 km N of Cosheston Village, at the right side of the road approaching Ferry House and about 100 m from the shore of the estuary.
  81. II Burnett's Hill Calvinistic Methodist Chapel Photos
    At S side of an unclassified road, 1.5 km SW of Martletwy Village. Stone wall to the road with a simple iron gate.
  82. II* Benton Castle Photos
    Built on a spectacular position high above the W side of the Daugleddau some 2.3km NE of the church at Burton.
  83. II Little Mayeston Photos
    1 km E of Cosheston village. From the unclassified road to Paskeston it is reached by a track to the S.
  84. II Welston Court
    In a remote location reached by a track (the continuation of Stambridge Lane) running for 1 km SW from Milton Village.
  85. II Church of St. Marcellus Photos
    To the SW of the village of Martletwy, in a large churchyard with hedge facing the road and stone gate-piers with short wing-walls.
  86. II Reynalton Church Photos
    At the NW of Reynalton village, in a small churchyard N of the village street.
  87. II Coedcanlas Farmhouse and Attached Farmyard Range to S
    Situated approximately 3 km NW of Lawrenny and S of Landshipping, on the E bank of the Daugleddau close to Beggars Reach.
  88. II Upper Nash Farmhouse
    At the S side of the unclassified road in the hamlet of Upper Nash. As this farmhouse was probably the nucleus of the hamlet its farm buildings are situated on both sides of the road. Including a gra
  89. II Langdon Bridge
    2 km W of Begelly village and 1 km S of Reynalton village, on the unclassified road from Hackett to Langdon.
  90. II Church of St Mary Photos
    In hamlet of Lower Nash, 1 km SE of Cosheston Church. Reached by a side road N of the A477 road.
  91. II East Williamston Parish Church Photos
    East Williamston
  92. II Lower Nash Corn Mill
    75 m W of Nash Church, in a group with Lower Nash Farm. Its stream is a tributary of Cosheston Pill. There is a large mill-pond on the E side.
  93. II Brewery Inn Photos
    At the S side of the main street of Cosheston, about 200 m E of the crossroads. The house stands back from the street behind a front garden.
  94. II Funeral Car Tenement Photos
    At the N side of the main village street in Cosheston, about 50 m E of the crossroads. It is in a walled enclosure with steel gates in front, hung on stone gatepiers with steeply weathered copings.
  95. II Hill House and Garden Wall
    Immediately SW of the crossroads in the centre of Cosheston Village. The entrance to the grounds is at the S. The house faces W to an enclosed area, part of which is now (1995) in different ownershi
  96. II East Jordanston Farmhouse
    To the N of an unclassified road, about 1 km NW of St. Florence village.
  97. II Hayes Farmhouse and Cartsheds
    Near the S boundary of Carew Community, 3 km E of Lamphey and 300 m N of the Ridgeway.
  98. II Old Rectory
    150 m SE of Cosheston Church in Point Lane. The Old Rectory stands about 100 m to the S of the street and faces N.
  99. II St Michael's Church Photos
    At the W edge of the village of Cosheston. The churchyard is to the S of the street and surrounded by stone walls.
  100. II Barn at Upper Lamphey Barn
    About 500m S of Deerpark Lane, at NW end of farm complex; barn abuts medieval buildings to N

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