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The Itinerary of Archbishop Baldwin Through Wales

Note 76c — Chapter XI · OF HAVERFORD AND ROS

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Haverford, now called Haverfordwest, is a considerable town on the river Cledheu, with an ancient castle, three churches, and some monastic remains. The old castle (now used as the county gaol), from its size and commanding situation, adds greatly to the picturesque appearance of this town. [The old castle is no longer used as a gaol.]

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