Pembroke Dock
Terminus of the South Wales section of the Great Western.
New Milford to Tenby
This line is in connection with the South Wales Railway at New Milford, from whence passengers are conveyed across the ferry to Hobb’s Point, a place strongly defended by a number of forts. A distance of one mile, by coach, brings us to
From hence, by rail, about 1 mile, brings us to the town of Pembroke.
Pembroke
The capital of the county. In conjunction with Tenby and two or three other little boroughs it returns one member to parliament.
Proceeding in an easterly direction the next place we come to is the station of
Lamphey
In the vicinity of which is Lamphey Court belonging to C. Mathias, Esq. It stands near to the fine ruins of a deserted palace of the bishops of St. Davids, in a rich Gothic style; the great hall …
Manorbeer with its Castle and Penally stations; see Coast route.
Tenby
Tenby, on the coast of Pembrokeshire, was at a very remote period occupied by the ancient Britons as a fishing town, and is most romantically situated on the eastern and southern sides of a rocky peninsula, stretching out into the Bristol Channel.
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