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Blue plaque № 28171

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The Shire Hall. Architect: William Owen. Built in 1835 to the design of local architect William Owen it is regarded as one of the town's most impressive buildings. As well as being the chief centre for the administration of justice in the County, it was also the meeting place of the former Pembrokeshire County Council.

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Source: Open Plaques. Geographic data via OpenStreetMap.

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