A medieval tower located behind the dockyard wall in Pembroke Dock provides a link with the patron saint of Ireland.

St Patrick | Paterchurch Tower | Pembroke Dock

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Dawny Tootes has created a beautiful display space for her own sculptures and the work of local artists.

Pembroke Dock | Sculpture | Art Gallery

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This site of living heritage not only has a fascinating collection of wooden boats, it is a working boatyard preserving a beautiful craft

Maritime History | Wooden Boats | RNLI

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A cozy pub with stunning food, accommodation, a stunning location and a very warm welcome

Business Story | Gastropub | Milford Haven

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Since its construction in 1832, the pier at Hobbs Point has witnessed many changes to the infrastructure and cross-coastal connections of Pembroke Dock. In step with the tides of industry and politics, the identity and function of Hobbs Point have evolved over its lifetime, and,

Pembroke Dock | Hobbs Point | Doc Penfro

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During the Second World War, the Royal Australian Air Force joined the allied forces operating Sunderland flying boats from their base in Pembroke Dock.

Pembroke Dock | Documentary Photography | War

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Pembroke Dock possesses two important and related claims to fame when it comes to flying, albeit flying in contrasting contexts: flying boats and the Millennium Falcon!

Pembroke Dock | Model Making | Millennium Falcon

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Pembroke Dock served as film set in several of early British cinema’s most successful films thanks to enthusiastic film pioneer William Haggar and his family.

Pembroke Dock | Early cinema | Film history

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Like every respectable town in Wales, Pembroke Dock has its own stories of hauntings and ghostly visitations. In one of the most well-known stories, the ghost of a murdered lady haunts a ship before roaming the streets of Pembroke Dock on her way to the churchyard.

Pembroke Dock | Folk beliefs | Ghosts

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A ginkgo tree marks historic ties between Japan and Britain.

Pembroke Dock | Japan | Shipbuilding

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Pembroke Dock (Doc Penfro) and adjacent Milford Haven (Aberdaugleddau) both developed in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries from small village settlements, Paterstown and Hubberstown, on the banks of the Cleddau river.

Pembroke Dock | Profile | Ports, Past and Present

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