
Presbyterian Chapel, Chester Street, Wrexham
Sources: Plans supplied by Martin Rees Jewellers, Chester Street;
Sources: Plans supplied by Martin Rees Jewellers, Chester Street;
Many have passed the Centenary Memorial Tablet located on the former railway bridge on Vicarage Hill in Wrexham without a second glance. Mounted in 1926 for the centenary of the writing of the Missionary Hymm [more]
THE FROOD CHAPEL JOSIAH BOYDELL was born in 1764 in Gresford, he came from a very prominent family and he became a land agent and surveyor, one of his tasks was the “enclosure awards” which [more]
Diamond Jubilee July 29th 1910-1970 Message from the Vicar of Wrexham the Rev. Canon Llywelyn Hughes, B.A. Dear Friends, I am looking forward to the Diamond Jubilee at St. John’s Church because I feel that [more]
History of the Society of Friends in Wrexham. (Quakers). The Friends resident in Wrexham determined to have a meeting house of their own. On April 7, 1708, accordingly, John James, a dyer, and Hannah Newton, [more]
This photograph shows the altar in 1950, kindly supplied by Geoff Wilding. Source: Geoff Wilding
New Church House, Regent Street, Wrexham Source: Wrexham History Postcard Collection.
In 1869 plans were set in motion for the building of a new church to replace St Johns’ Welsh church built in 1837 and consecrated on July 31st, 1838 but it was built on a [more]
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