Bøger af Geoffrey Davies

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The book contains some remarkable stories such as the illegitimate son of a slave owner and his slave who became Britain's first black High Sheriff and the mineowner who sold his home to compensate the families of those killed in a colliery accident.

Two hundred and thirty four Pembrkeshire villages and hamlets are covered, each with a brief description. As well as information on churches, chapels and sites of interest there are stories of saints, pirates, sea monsters, knights and flying saucers reflecting the countys varied heritage.