
Victoria School Pupils in the Coronation Display 1936
Victoria School Physical Instruction Class who took part in the Coronation Children’s Display 1936 Front row, L-R: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Middle row, L-R: 1, 2, 3, [more]
Victoria School Physical Instruction Class who took part in the Coronation Children’s Display 1936 Front row, L-R: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Middle row, L-R: 1, 2, 3, [more]
Pupils from Victoria School, Wrexham on their Celtic Experience visit to Legacy near Wrexham. Early 1990s? (can you date the visit?) In their own words – the children write about their experince. Source: Victoria School [more]
Full name: Pawel OPALINSKI Born: 1910 Died: 13th January 1947 Age: 37 Rank: Korporal (Corporal) Polish Army Grave ref: Wrexham Cemetery War Graves Section D-09525 Polish War Graves at Wrexham Cemetery. Polish Burials at Wrexham [more]
Full name: Herman ADAM Born: 1912 Died: 18th January 1947 Age: 35 Rank: Korporal (Corporal) Polish Army Grave ref: Wrexham Cemetery War Graves Section D-09526 Polish War Graves at Wrexham Cemetery. Polish Burials at Wrexham [more]
The list below gives the details of the 40 Polish War Graves at Wrexham cemetery. Also see Polish Burials at Wrexham Cemetery. 1 Adam, Herman 35 18 January 1947 2 Bader, Emil 42 05 December [more]
Grove Park Boys’ Grammar School Staff photo from 1972. This was the last year of the Grammar School. The photograph was published in The Wrexhamian July 1972 – The school magazine. Source: The Wrexhamian; FC.
Wynnstay Place is the first really old building you see when coming in to Wrexham, it stands on the corner of King Street and Regent Street. It is named on an 1833 map of Wrexham. [more]
Gardden Woods is known locally as ‘Rocky Woods’ because of the three old sandstone quarries, which supplied stone to North Wales, Lancashire and Cheshire until 1952. Devil’s Bridge The famous ‘Devil’s Bridge’ over the river [more]
Why not share your pictures. Submit your photographs for inclussion on the Wrexham History website. Colour, B&W or even sketches. Places, buildings, people or even family photographs will be considered. All images will be considered [more]
James Kean was born in Ireland about 1812, he made his way to Wrexham and in 1850 married widow Jane Beirne in Wrexham. Jane had been born in Derby, her maiden name was Travis. She [more]
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