is a disused mill and associated buildings on the Nant Arberth; these buildings are now residential properties. Much closer to the Teifi, but still on the Nant Arberth below Glanarberth, are the remains of a much older mill's infrastructure. The remains of the dam are still in situ, with at least three 2-foot-thick walls sandwiching 2-foot-thick clay infill. The leat that this feeds is some 200m long and is situated to the west of the Nant Arberth. About half of the leat is still visible. The mill itself was situated closer to the A484, approximately where the house Glannau is now; the mill building can be seen in a photograph taken from the west side of the bridge, dated circa 1868. The outfall from the mill crossed beneath the A484 parallel to the Nant Arberth, then fed into it, prior to entering the Teifi. The position of the dam, the leat, and the mill can be seen on the 1841 Llechryd Tithe map. Due to the village's closeness to the port of Cardigan, many large houses were built nearby by wealthy merchants and sea captains. These include Cilbronnau, Noyadd Wilym, Coedmore, Glanolmarch, Pengraig, Castell Malgwyn, Glanarberth, Manor Eifed, Penylan, Llwynduris, Blaen-Pant, and Stradmore. Llechryd Bridge A bridge at Llechryd is marked on Christopher Saxton's map of Radnor, Brecknok, Cardigan et Caermarden of 1579, on which the village is marked as Capel Langbrid. The River Teifi is crossed at Llechryd by a grade II* listed bridge built in the 17th century. The bridge, part of an ancient drovers' road, may be wholly submerged at times of high water or heavy rain, necessitating travelling to Cardigan or Cenarth to cross the river A flood in December 2015 when flood-waters covered the bridge entirely, damaged the bridge. Notable people John Stevens (1840–1920), was a miller and inventor of the roller-flour mill. He emigrated to the United States in 1854 and lived in Neenah, Wisconsin. His inventions there in flour milling revolutionized the process. In 1974, a Welsh coracle piloted by Bernard Thomas (ca.1923–2014) of Llechryd crossed the English Channel to France in hours. The journey was undertaken to demonstrate how the Bull Boats of the Mandan Indians of North Dakota could have been copied from coracles introduced by Prince Madog in the 12th century. Teifi Trout Association The Teifi Trout Association (TTA) owns the trout fishing rights from the eastern side of the