Church of St David, Carreg-wen, Pembrokeshire

Diocese of St Davids

Church (Anglican)

Site presented in 1897 by Thomas Williams and others. Built 1898 by Prothero & Phillot of Cheltenham, in local Cilgerran stone, from quarry near the old Parsonage. Cost £1600. Font and pulpit from demolished private chapel at Pentre, Newchapel, in the parish and brought here in the 1970s. Holy Trinity Chapel was built 1878 at Pentre as a chapel-of-ease for £3000 by Mrs Saunders Davies of Pentre, but was for all practical purposes a private chapel for the owners of the estate and their dependents.

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People associated with this site
   as architect: Prothero and Phillott

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Artworks at this site:

	The Three Marys Visit the Empty Tomb artist: Martin Travers 1923 Church of St David, Carreg-wen, Pembrokeshire east wall of the chancel
	Scenes from the Passion and Resurrection of Christ firm/studio: A. L. Moore & Son about 1898-1900 Church of St David, Carreg-wen, Pembrokeshire east wall of the chancel
	The Three Marys Visit the Empty Tomb firm/studio: A. L. Moore & Son about 1898-1900 Church of St David, Carreg-wen, Pembrokeshire south wall of the chancel
	The Virgin Mary and the Risen Christ firm/studio: A. L. Moore & Son about 1898-1900 Church of St David, Carreg-wen, Pembrokeshire south wall of the chancel
	The Ascension firm/studio: Burlison & Grylls 1898 Church of St David, Carreg-wen, Pembrokeshire west wall
	I am the Resurrection and the Life Church of St David, Carreg-wen, Pembrokeshire
	The Four Evangelists with St Peter and St Paul designer: J. P. St Aubyn 1879 Church of St David, Carreg-wen, Pembrokeshire north west corner of the nave
	Various Symbols designer: J. P. St Aubyn 1879 Church of St David, Carreg-wen, Pembrokeshire west wall of the nave

Photo © Martin Crampin, Imaging the Bible in Wales