ST DOGMAELS ABBEY
Site Details
- NPRN
- 94164
- Map Reference
- SN14NE
- Grid Reference
- SN1640445853
- Unitary (Local) Authority
- Pembrokeshire
- Old County
- Pembrokeshire
- Community
- St Dogmaels
- Type of Site
- ABBEY
- Broad Class
- Religious, Ritual and Funerary
- Period
- Medieval
Site Description
The medieval Abbey of St Mary at St Dogmaels was founded in 1115 by the FitzMartin family of Cemais and was of the Order of Tiron. The abbey was re-modelled in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries and in the sixteenth century the northern transept was given a fan vaulted roof.
Substantial remains of the abbey church survive, including the western end wall, the north wall, northern transept and the eastern end walls of the crypt. Extensive monastic buildings also survive to the south of the Abbey, and a detached building of the late thirteenth century, possibly an infirmary chapel or infirmary is located to the south-east.
RCAHMW, 3rd October 2007.



