Haverfordwest History
| Year | Event |
| 1108 | Arrival of the Flemish who founded Haverfordwest |
| 1120 | Building of Haverfordwest Castle |
| 1200 | Approximate date for the founding of Haverfordwest Priory |
| 1215 | Llewelyn set fire to much of Haverfordwest |
| 1497 | Edward Prince of Wales grants the Charter to the town of Haverfordwest |
| 1543 | County of Haverfordwest granted the right to hold its own assize |
| 1545 | Haverfordwest allowed to have its own Member of Parliament |
| 1558 | William Nichol burned at the stake for his religion- Haverfordwest |
| 1625 | Hotel Mariners was established |
| 1638 | First meeting of the early Congregationalists at the Green Meeting House which later became Albany Church |
| 1657 | George Fox- founder of the Society of Friends (also known as Quakers) came to Pembroke and Haverfordwest |
| 1659 | First Portfield Fair |
| 1726 | Building of The Old Bridge in Haverfordwest |
| 1761 | Haverfordwest granted its own Lord Lieutenant |
| 1763 | Birthday of William Evans wo started Eaton-Evans and Morris Solicitors. They are still trading in Haverfordwest High Street |
| 1763 | First of 14 visits by John Wesley to Haverfordwest |
| 1774 | Tabernacle Congregational Church established in Haverfordwest |
| 1790 | Last of 14 visits to Haverfordwest by John Wesley |
| 1791 | Building of Haverfordwests Butter and Fish Market |
| 1794 | Building of Foley House |
| 1799 | Opening of first gaol in Haverfordwest |
| 1817 | Ebeneezer Church built in Haverfordwest |
| 1821 | William Roblin was the last man to be hanged at Haverfordwest Castle |
| 1822 | Haverfordwests Gaol replaced by three story gaol which is now the records Office |
| 1824 | Founding of Haverfordwest Cricket Club (The Oldest cricket Club in Wales) |
| 1835 | Building of Shire Hall |
| 1837 | Opening of the New Bridge in Haverfordwest (This was originally a toll bridge.) |
| 1839 | Opening of Haverfordwest Workhouse |
| 1840 | Opening of Rehoboth Presbyterian Church in Milford Haven |
| 1848 | Old Bridge in Haverfordwest was widened |
| 1850 | Building of Perrots Terrace- Haverfordwest |
| 1857 | Hill Park Baptist Church built in Haverfordwest |
| 1859 | Opening of first Pembrokeshire hospital- The Pembrokeshire and Haverfordwest Infirmary in St. Thomas Green- Haverfordwest |
| 1872 | St David St Patrick Church built in Dew Street- Haverfordwest |
| 1874 | Original Pembrokeshire hospital replaced by new infirmary |
| 1887 | Haverfordwest given the Mayoral Chain by George Leader Owen |
| 1896 | Formation of Haverfordwest Male Voice Choir |
| 1899 | Formation of Haverfordwest County (Football) Club |
| 1904 | Waldo Williams (Welsh Poet) born in Haverfordwest |
| 1918 | Haverfordwest was probably the first town to recieve news of the Armistice via the Transatlantic Cable |
| 1923 | Opening of the War Memorial Hospital |
| 1936 | Post Ofice moved to Quay Street |
| 1943 | Opening of the RAF airport at Haverfordwest |
| 1945 | Closing of the RAF airport at Haverfordwest |
| 1966 | Armoural Bearings granted to Haverfordwest |
| 1973 | Calvary Pentecostal Church built in Portfield |
| 1979 | Opening of Withybush Hospital |
| 1983 | Archeologic Excavation of Haverfordwest Priory |
| 2004 | DigitalDan establishes its Haverfordwest website (www.Haverfordwest.info) |