St Davids, Cross Square c.1955
Photo ref: S14050
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The early cross which gives the square its name is prominent here, but the top of the tower of St David's Cathedral can be seen beyond the buildings on the right. Established in AD550, St David's is the birthplace of St David, and the cathedral was built in the valley where he worked. St David's is the smallest city in Britain and has drawn pilgrims for a millennium and a half.

A Selection of Memories from St Davids

For many years now, we've been inviting visitors to our website to add their own memories to share their experiences of life as it was, prompted by the photographs in our archive. Here are some from St Davids

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We have friends living in Spain, up in the mountains of Murcia. Ian's wife, Elle, I believe originated from St Davids and surrounding area, while Ian was originally from London and then Hereford (a really charming couple). Hope they don't get embarressed. We have visited St David's a few times now, and its lovely cathedral and quaint shops. It also used to have horse and trap rides around ...see more