Welcome!

Welcome to Rosemarket Local History Society. We are a group of volunteers interested in the ancient village of Rosemarket in Pembrokeshire. We research and publish articles across a wide range of topics. We also have our own YouTube channel.

If you would like to share stories, photographs or memories of life in Rosemarket, please email us: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.


LATEST ARTICLES

Remembrance Sunday 2024

The Claypit Murder (1949)

Closure of Post Office (1996)

Ancient Earthworks in Pembrokeshire - Rosemarket Rath

Rosemarket Cubs, Scouts and Brownies

The Paragon (13 Middle Street)

THE PEOPLE OF ROSEMARKET
Personal recollections, family stories and experiences of those connected to Rosemarket are featured in the PEOPLE section of our website. Includes:

Lizzie Russell
Barbara Summons MBE
Pamela Baynham
Tony & Marilyn Young
Rhoda Davies

Leila Buckland
John Heath

Elsie Barrah
Geoffrey Nicolle
Wilfred Langdon

 

Introduction to Rosemarket

A village whose history begun in the Iron Age of 2000 years ago....
Click here to read more

 


ANCIENT SITES & BUILDINGS
We research the sites and buildings of historic interest in and around Rosemarket, publishing articles on an ongoing basis. See this section of our website for the full list of work completed to date. Includes:
St Ismael's Church
Primrose Hill Cottage
Dovecote
The New Inn
Railway Lamp Oil Hut
Rosemarket Country Club (social club)
Sunnybanks

WATCH!
(YouTube channel)
Memories of Rosemarket in the 1950s
John Heath's talk at our first speaker event

IN TOUCH
(community newsletter)
Rosemarket's award winning newsletter

 

St Ismael’s Church, Rosemarket
St Ismael’s Church, Rosemarket

Rosemarket, Pembrokeshire

CONTACT US

We are a group of local volunteers with an interest in the history of our village. If you would like to get involved, please email: history@rosemarkethistory.org.uk

Rosemarket Local History Society is undertaking a written and oral histories project. If you or someone you know would like to share stories, photographs or memories of life in Rosemarket, please get in touch.