Former school toilets off Portfield, Haverfordwest

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Former school toilets off Portfield, Haverfordwest

Image: © Humphrey Bolton Taken: 1 Oct 2007

This is behind the disused school at the top of Barn Street. A former pupil of the School in the sixties has informed me that the building is the former school toilets. After the closure of the school the site was taken over by Pembrokeshire College and the toilets retained. The old school was purchased from the College and converted to Business use. It was at this time that the old doors were removed from the toilets and the outside rendered. Behind this building there was an old wartime bomb shelter, probably demolished by now.

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