Prendergast, Haverfordwest. Pembrokeshire SA61 2PE
Wednesday-Friday 10am – 4pm
Wheelchair accessible, Disabled parking, Disabled access toilets, Adjustable desks
Hearing aid loop setting
High visibility keyboards, Large print outs
Bilingual English and Welsh service
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Our Staff
Claire Orr – Archives Manager
Mary Robinson – Trainee Archivist
Anne Palmer – Archives & Local Studies Assistant
Rosemary Roach – Archives & Local Studies Assistant
Elliot MacMillan -Archives & Local Studies Assistant
Ben Davison – Archives & Local Studies Assistant
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What we collect
We preserve Pembrokeshire’s rich and varied documentary and pictorial heritage. This includes:
. Electoral Rolls
. Censuses
. Nonconformist registers
. 1910 Finance Act valuations
. Tithe maps and award
. Land tax returns (1786-1831)
. Quarter Sessions
. Petty Sessions
. Council records
. School admissions registers and logbooks
. Crew lists
. Shipping registers
. Workhouse registers
. Maps and plans
. Photographs and postcards
. Monumental Inscription surveys
. Estate papers
. Solicitor’s papers
. Family collections
. Diaries
. Poor Law Union records
. Pembrokeshire Women’s Institute papers
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Most unusual item
A lock of hair that belonged to belonged to Henry Edmund Burleigh Leach (1870-1936), who was a decorated military officer between 1887 and 1920 and a prominent figure in Pembrokeshire. This lock of hair is dated 10th September 1872, so was taken at some point between the two photographs.
HDX/1634/131
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