The last days of the old Wrexham bus station on King street 19th October 2002 – just one week later it was all dust and a memory.
Above – This end of the building was formerly the National express booking office and had a left luggage area to the left (just missed off this photo).
The front of the building was occupied by a jeweller (left side next to booking office) and the Bakers oven cafe.
The upstairs was half drivers canteen & rest area, half hairdressers salon.
This end of the building was formerly the National express booking office and had a left luggage area to the left (just missed off this photo)
This end of the building was occupied for many years by an Interflora florist.
The entrance to the Gents toilets, somewhere that was best avoided at all times, looks like the owner of that umbrella has lost it for good this time!
The pass-thru with the jewellers side window this area was the location of a good old fashioned wet-film photo-me machine for many years.
The last days of the old Wrexham bus station on King street 19 October 2002
The last days of the old Wrexham bus station on King street 19 October 2002
Source: All photographs are shared from Flickr and are (c)Selwyn Surgenor
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