Carew is the southern-most inland parish of the Narberth hundred, located west of St Florence, north west of Manorbier, north of Hodgeston and east of Lamphey.
This category includes sites pertaining to the parish of Carew, including the rural area as far east to Cosheston, Nash and Upton, and north to Cresselly.
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Sites 5
Photographs and information on the castle and its history.
Norman castle which later became an Elizabethan residence. Includes an illustrated history, visitor information and activities events diary and social media link for Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.
Local restoration project to construct a museum and a living replica of operation during World War II. Includes history, forum, opening arrangements for schools, groups and the public, contacts and location at the RAF airfield.
Details with news, photographs and prices for outdoor karting and minimoto circuit, south of Sageston.
Offers the design, manufacture and installation of all types of signage. Includes details of services and portfolio of recent projects. [Cresselly]
Norman castle which later became an Elizabethan residence. Includes an illustrated history, visitor information and activities events diary and social media link for Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.
Offers the design, manufacture and installation of all types of signage. Includes details of services and portfolio of recent projects. [Cresselly]
Photographs and information on the castle and its history.
Local restoration project to construct a museum and a living replica of operation during World War II. Includes history, forum, opening arrangements for schools, groups and the public, contacts and location at the RAF airfield.
Details with news, photographs and prices for outdoor karting and minimoto circuit, south of Sageston.
