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Updated: 7 March 2018

SOME PHOTOGRAPHS

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How YOU can help  save this important building?

The extract from the old postcard above shows workers leaving the dockyard by the main gates for their lunch. More than one young girl can be seen holding a basket, probably containing food for the workmen, who will collect it from them outside the gates.

The trees lining the entrance way, seemingly newly planted, are no longer there. Neither are the anchors and chain with a lamp over the gateway.  

“The Commodore” or as it was known then, the Captain’s Superintendent’s Residence or Admiralty House, is to the left, just inside the gate. Symmetrically opposite is the building that housed the police station and the home of the Fleet Surgeon.

For more images, please look at our gallery pages.

We wish to bring pressure to bear, in the right quarters, so that The Commodore can be returned to its former glory. The building, over recent decades has been an eyesore. It has been a poor advertisement for “PD”. The building, and the town,  deserves better than this.

Whilst “Save the Commodore” battles behind the scenes to support a secure a positive future for the house, those of you that live in Pembroke Dock can help us by keeping a “weather eye” open for any sign of un-toward behaviour occurring on-site. The main concern, at the moment, is the hazard the building poses to young people in the area, who often try to gain unauthorised access to the site.