Cyngor Archifau a Chofnodion Cymru :: Archives and Records Council Wales

Cyngor Archifau a Chofnodion Cymru
Archives and Records Council Wales

PEMBROKESHIRE RECORD OFFICE

Head Archivist: Claire Orr

Address
Opening hours
Readers' services
Facilities
Collection policies
Reading room rules and regulations
Administrative history of the archives
Local information

ADDRESS

Pembrokeshire Record Office
The Castle
Haverfordwest
Pembrokeshire
SA61 2EF
Telephone:01437 763707
Fax:01437 768539
Email:
Website:

OPENING HOURS

Monday	0900-1645
Tuesday	0900-1645
Wednesday	0900-1645
Thursday	0900-1645
Friday	0900-1615
First Saturday each month (except Bank Holiday weekends)	0930-1230

READERS' SERVICES

An A3 and A4 photocopying service is available.
Six microform readers are available for public use.
There is no provision for reserving seats or documents in advance.
There are no information leaflets or publications available at the present time.

FACILITIES

Twenty car parking spaces.
Twenty seats for researchers.
Public toilets.
There is no shop and no refreshments are available on site.

Records relating to the geographic area of the former historic county of Pembroke, including local government archives; public and official archives (courts of law, hospitals, etc.); private archives including those of families, estates, industry, and trade; and archives of ecclesiastical parishes.

READING ROOM RULES AND REGULATIONS

Pencils only.
No food or drink (including sweets) to be consumed in the searchroom.
No bags on tables in the searchroom
Do not lean on documents, and avoid unnecessary handling of documents
Photocopying at the discretion of the Archivist (no more than 20 per person per day).
Photography at the discretion of the Archivist.
No more than two documents per person at any one time.

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY

Pembrokeshire Record Office was established in 1963. It has served Pembrokeshire County Council 1963-1974, Dyfed County Council 1974-1996 and Pembrokeshire County Council since 1996.

LOCAL INFORMATION

Information about overnight accommodation, transport, and leisure facilities may be obtained from Pembrokeshire County Council.

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