CENTURIES ago, many of the places we know and love looked very different and we could be completely baffled looking at old maps and pictures at just how different they were.

Some places, however, haven't changed much over time, with the biggest changes usually just new shops in place of old ones.

Here we take a look at a number of pictures taken in Haverfordwest between the late 1800s and the 1990s to see how much of the town has changed through time, including shops that no longer exist, pubs, swimming pools and street scenes.

Western Telegraph: Prendergast, Haverfordwest in the 1870s. Prendergast, Haverfordwest in the 1870s. (Image: Samantha Dalton via Our Pembrokeshire Memories)

Western Telegraph: Market Street in the 1900s.Market Street in the 1900s. (Image: Samantha Dalton via Our Pembrokeshire Memories)

Western Telegraph: Outside the Three Crowns in the 1900s.Outside the Three Crowns in the 1900s. (Image: Samantha Dalton via Our Pembrokeshire Memories)

Western Telegraph: Haverfordwest swimming pool in the 1990s.Haverfordwest swimming pool in the 1990s. (Image: Samantha Dalton via Our Pembrokeshire Memories)

Western Telegraph: Haverfordwest in the 1960s/70s.Haverfordwest in the 1960s/70s. (Image: Samantha Dalton via Our Pembrokeshire Memories)

Western Telegraph: Osborn and Perkins on Bridge Street in 1983.Osborn and Perkins on Bridge Street in 1983. (Image: Dylan Morgan via Our Pembrokeshire Memories)

Western Telegraph: Barn Street.Barn Street. (Image: Stephen Hughes via Our Pembrokeshire Memories)

Western Telegraph: Market Street in the 1890s-1900s.Market Street in the 1890s-1900s. (Image: Samantha Dalton via Our Pembrokeshire Memories)

Western Telegraph: Haverfordwest bridge in the 1960s.Haverfordwest bridge in the 1960s. (Image: Samantha Dalton via Our Pembrokeshire Memories)

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