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    1. [WLS-PEMBROKESHIRE] NAVAL DOCKYARDS SOCIETY TOUR Pembroke 5-7 May 2001
    2. Gareth
    3. Fwd for Ann ############## NAVAL DOCKYARDS SOCIETY TOUR Pembroke Dock and Milford Haven 5-7 May 2001 Pembroke Dock Museum Trust, supported by Pembrokeshire County Council, has the long-term aim of setting up a museum in the Dockyard Chapel. Its Secretary and the Secretary of West Wales Maritime Heritage have undertaken to make us welcome with their specialised knowledge of the sites and artefacts of Pembroke Dock and Milford Haven. A bird’s eye view of Pembroke Dock will be obtained from Barracks Hill. Visible dockyard structures are three building slips, two docks and a graving dock, mast pond, storehouse, dockyard wall, captain superintendent’s house and dockyard chapel. We shall visit many of these buildings. In Pembroke Dock Town, we shall visit the Gun Tower, which has a model of the dockyard (c 1855), and take refreshments in the Shipwright Public House, a former dockyard worker’s house. At Milford Haven 1860s fortifications and the grid layout of the dockyard town with some original buildings remain. An interesting Museum records the changes. The dockyard site may be viewed, although nothing now remains. Saturday 5 May 8 pm Royal Naval Association Club Function Room, 15 Pembroke Street, Pembroke Dock introductory talk & discussion Sunday 6 May Guides David James & John Evans 9 am Pembroke Dockyard Defensible Barracks Hill for bird’s eye view, Pater Church (view from outside only), Pater Battery, West Martello Tower, Guard House, Captain Superintendent’s House, no 1 The Terrace, ex-RAF Hangars, Perimeter Wall, Commercial Row, Melville Street, RMAS Depot, Admiralty Way, White Farm Way, Edgar Morgan Way, Ferry Terminal. 1 pm Lunch The Shipwright Public House Afternoon Martello Gun Tower Museum Monday 7 May Guides David James & John Evans 10 am Milford Haven Museum cost £1.20/60p Lunch at Milford Marina Milford Haven Dock site, Milford Haven Waterway Fortifications (c1860), Hangars for RAF Sunderland flying boats (c 1938), Neyland - panoramic view of Pembroke Dock - Hobbs Point-Carr Jetty via Cleddau Toll Bridge. Finish 4 pm Our hosts David James Secretary West Wales Maritime Heritage, Vice Chairman Pembroke Dock Museum Trust John Evans Secretary Pembroke Dock Museum Trust For a unique opportunity to visit these sites send your names for access to the sites by Friday 4 May 2001. Short talks and answers to questions will be given at each site. Cost: £11 to cover booking & a donation to the Pembroke West Wales Maritime Heritage & Pembroke Dock Museum Trust. Contact Dr Ann V Coats, Secretary, Naval Dockyards Society, 44, Lindley Avenue Southsea, PO4 9NU, telephone/fax 023 92863799, email ann@dockyards.conx.co.uk ............................................................................ .........................……………………………………………... Pembroke Dock and Milford Haven, 5, 6, 7 May 2001 I wish to book. I enclose a cheque (£11) to cover the booking fee & donation, made out to Naval Dockyards Society Name........................................................................ ....................................................………………………………… Address..................................................................... ......................................................………………………………. ............................................................................ ...........................................................……………………………….. Telephone.......................................................email....... ..........................................Date…………………………….. ############################ Gareth List Administrator for Dyfed, CGN & PEM. tirbach@clara.co.uk Lookup Exchange http://home.clara.net/tirbach/lookup.html Help Page http://home.clara.net/tirbach/hicks.html

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