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Plas Bennion Cottages
A rare view of the three rows of houses that once stood on Plas Bennion Road, long since demolished. Also see Plas Bennion Mission Church. Source: John Davies; Maps – National Library of Scotland.
1800s
Wrexham Cemetery Entrance 1895
Wrexham Cemetery Entrance 1895
60s
Rhosddu Infants Reception Class 1960-61
Rhosddu Infants Reception Class in Prices Lane Park in 1960/61. Source: Kindly supplied by Frederick Czulowski.
As it was!
D. D. Pierce, Watchmaker
Mr. D. D. Pierce, Watchmaker, Jeweller, Optician and Medalist, Hope Street. Mr. D. D. Pierce has been established in Wrexham in 1874. At present he occupies what may be fairly described as a leading position [more]
High Street
Lion House, High Street, Wrexham
When ROBERT SHUKER COMBERBACH was listed in Pigots` Directory 1844 , the Lion House was being used as a hotel, it must have been a respectable place as many celebratory events were held there. Robert [more]
1800s
Bersham and Adwy Schools – Headmistresses & Teachers
Annie Foulkes Annie Foulkes was the Principal Teacher between 1870 and 1872. Annie was born about 1843 in Mold and was the daughter of Thomas Foulkes born Halkyn who was a master mason and his [more]
1800s
Sanitary, Sewage, and Farm Committee of the Wrexham Town Council 1895
At a meeting of the Sanitary, Sewage, and Farm Committee of the Wrexham Town Council, on Tuesday afternoon, there were present: Alderman W. E. Samuel (chairman), the Mayor (Councillor C. Murless), Alderman G. Lovan, Councillors [more]
As it was!
Queen Street and Public Library, Wrexham
Source: Wrexham – The Official Guide c1930
As it was!
Hope Street, Wrexham
Source: Wrexham – The Official Guide c1930
