St Mary's Church

The main body of the St Mary's Church was built in the late 12th century and was probably rebuilt in the 1240s, including a tower, porches and north aisle, after being damaged by Llewelyn the Great in 1220. An upper level of clerestory windows was added during the 15th century. The tower originally had a timber spire clad in lead, though it was removed in 1802 after becoming dangerous.

The church's interior has a fine timber panelled ceiling with moulded beams, rafters and ribs, and carves bosses at the intersections. It dates to c. 1500.

The church organ dates from 1737, by Harris & Byfield, with two keyboards.

Address
High Street 8, Haverfordwest, United Kingdom

Established
1240s