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| Description | St Peter's Street, Carmarthen. Town house built c1760 for Robert Morgan (1707-78) , who set up the Carmarthen Furnace in 1748. The railings are contemporary, dated 1761. Redeveloped in 1972-73 for the library with only the facade retained, |
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| Source | Carmarthen Library |
| Author | Reading Tom from Reading, UK |
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