Dyfed Archaeological Trust Historic Environment Record

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Pendine beach

Primary Reference Number (PRN) : 114720
Trust : Dyfed
Community : Pendine
Unitary authority : Carmarthenshire
NGR : SN2447107707
Site Type (preferred type first) : MODERN WRECK

Summary :
The remains of a timber wreck exposed due to sand-dune erosion at top of Pendine beach within MOD controlled area. Approx dimensions are 9.7m (32ft) x 5.1m (17ft). The bow is buried in the sand, and the rudder is to seaward end. Copies of two contemporary postcards (N.M.R. Collections: Thomas Lloyd Carmathenshire Album, TL1/107 and Wrecks Collection) show, in all probability, the boat to have been recently wrecked in the 1920s. The vessel is two masted, with a bowsprit, the main mast having been removed or destroyed. The wreck is grounded high on the beach, in a very similar position and orientation. JS from RCAHMW 2018.


Sources :
Murphy, F. , 2016 , Land Adjoining Wood End, Llanmiloe, Pendine, Carmarthenshire : Historic Environment Appraisal ( © )

Events :
109386 : Land Adjoining Wood End, Llanmiloe, Pendine, Carmarthenshire (year : 2016)

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Compiled date : 04-10-2018


June 5, 2025, 1:33 pm - Html file produced from the Regional Historic Environment Record:
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