Parc Howard Museum is a 19th century Italianate country house. In 1915 the mansion was turned into a hospital for wounded soldiers returning from the war.

The museum and art gallery is best known for its large collection of local pottery plus its collection of paintings and other artefacts.

The land the Museum sits on dates back to 1559. In 1911 Llanelli Council applied to buy the land from the owners and in 1912 the land was sold for a 999 year lease.

The house and land were then turned into a civic park and museum.

Llanelly House or Llanelli House is one of the most notable historic properties in Llanelli an excellent example of an early 18th century Georgian town house built in 1714 by Sir Thomas Stepney.

Restoration work started in 2011 and threw up all sorts of facts including that the house could even date back to the Tudor period, that’s 200 years earlier.

Plenty of artefacts have been found over the last few years and are now on show.

The house is now a premier heritage visitor attraction for archaeology, history, community, genealogy and conservation.