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A colour photo of Great Harmeston house, Milford Haven. No negative.

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Anonymous's profile picture
I lived there from 1952 t0 1960 approx.. the contents of the attic were amazing.. pictures, a full sized billiard table, dental equipment etc ... a privy in the orchard. The owners thought my family were the lowest of the low. Hmmmm what happened to them!!
Anonymous's profile picture
Interesting l lived in this house from about 1967 to 1977 the snooker table was still there and in goog condition,the orchard was all overgrown but what a place to live as a kid.Most of my time i spent on the farm next door,thier name was lewis.Or on the railway lines walking up to Johnston.By the way the owners died,I don't know who owns it now.
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This house has a magic garden.
Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales's profile picture
Any better photos you can upload of the house & garden?

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