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Park Road, HAVERFORDWEST, SA61 2PD

Prendergast is the northeastern part of Haverfordwest and lies on the opposite bank of the river from the town itself; it's also the name of the suburb's main street, pictured here looking south. Traditionally it was the area where the Welsh congregated since at one time they were not allowed within the walls of the town after nightfall.

This part of Park Road is between Cherry Grove and Queensway.

Queensway ascends from the east side of Park Road.

The poet and Welsh Nationalist was born at Prendergast School House on September 30th 1904. NB The former school to which this plaque was attached had been demolished. The plaque has been relocated nearby.

The old infant and junior school at Prendergast, replaced in 2008 by a modern version.

Situated at the bottom of Prendergast Hill. The black building to the right is a guitar/ music shop.The white building next to it has had an industrial past.In the 1980's it was used for stripping wood in large quantities. However it is very old. The exterior belies this. Inside there is a massive Flemish Chimney from ground floor to roof height situated at the rear inside what is now the kitchen. The left side of the house is considerably older than the right side. This is evident from the building style inside. It is thought that there was once a gap where the right side of the building was until it was extended. The Bridgend Inn is the pink building on the right.

At the foot of Prendergast Hill. The cream-coloured building, now the vestry, was the original chapel erected in 1858 to serve the Welsh speaking community of Prendergast. In 1888 the larger replacement, side on to the road was built, possibly to house a larger congregation following the end of monolingual services in 1880. The chapel stands on one of the busy roundabouts of Haverfordwest's deplorable road system.

Viewed across Cherry Grove from Park Road. This building is the location of Pembrokeshire Registration Service which is responsible for the registration of all births, deaths, marriages and civil partnerships which occur in Pembrokeshire.

The back of this https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/5762690 chapel viewed from Park Road.

This OS cut mark can be found on the wall of the Prendergast Chapel. It marks a point 7.749m above mean sea level.