10. THE DOCKYARD WALL

A listed building. The wall skirts the Old Royal Dockyard following the western side of Commercial Row to the town's Market before turning west along Melville Street and Fort Road to the westernmost part of the dockyard.

The six bronze panels shown below are attached to the Dockyard wall on the section in Front Street Pembroke Dock, they celebrate the history of the Town and the docks influence thereon. A full narrative can be found placed under each plate  The wall plates were installed in collaboration with Pembroke Dock Townscape Heritage Initiative in March 2006 and were sculptured by Perryn Butler.

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