11. MOORE'S CHEMIST
Although no longer a chemists it remains a good example of an early 20th century shop front as do many of the other shop fronts in Commercial Row. Currently closed, the building and Commercial row itself has been used for some of the scenes from a past television favourite 'The Onedin Line'. The house adjoining once housed the 'Milford Haven Bank' the town's first bank which later became 'The London & Provincial'. The old Chemists shop has now (2007) been granted planning permission for conversion into flats, it is hoped the old chemist shop interior can be preserved in the community

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