-
Treffgarne (Welsh: Trefgarn, or town of the rock) is a
small village and
parish in Pembrokeshire, south-west Wales. It lies to the
south of the Preseli...
-
Treffgarne Hall is a
privately owned Grade II
listed Georgian country house,
located to the west of the
village of
Treffgarne, West Wales. It was built...
-
strategic location determined by its
situation at the
northern end of
Treffgarne gorge. The
village lies at the
confluence of the
Western Cleddau and the...
-
Treffgarne Bridge Quarry is a Site of
Special Scientific Interest (or SSSI) in Pembrokeshire,
South Wales. It has been
designated as a Site of Special...
- 07611°W / 53.06861; -4.07611 (Snowdon) -
Treffgarne Rocks - - 51°52′27″N 4°58′10″W / 51.8742°N 4.9694°W / 51.8742; -4.9694 (
Treffgarne) Ordovician...
- his 194 men met the
reinforcements led by Lord
Cawdor at 1:30 p.m. at
Treffgarne,
eight miles south of Fishguard.
After a
short dispute over who was in...
-
Castle St
Davids Bishops Palace Scolton Manor Slebech Park
Sodston Manor Treffgarne Hall
Trewern Mansion Carew Castle Lamphey Court Picton Castle Sealyham...
-
north and Haverfordwest, 7.5
kilometres (4.7 mi) to the south,
close to
Treffgarne and Spittal. The
improvement saw
about 0.48
kilometres (0.30 mi) of new...
-
Thomas Chapel, Thornton,
Tiers Cross, Trecadwgan, Trecwn, Tref****er,
Treffgarne,
Treffgarn Owen, Treffynnon, Trefin, Tremaenhir, Tremarchog, Troopers...
- Rocksavage, Polo Player". New York Times. 17
March 1923.[page needed]
Robin Treffgarne (17 July 2009). "A
Tribute to Lord Cholmondeley".
Society for
Italic Handwriting...
