Places
Tallarn Green Village Hall
Tallarn Green Village Hall (below), started life as a World War I army hut, refurbished and extended is still in regular use. Groups meeting there include the WI and Sequence Dancing. Source: Muba;
Tallarn Green
Tallarn Green
Tallarn Green War Memorial
Tallarn Green War Memorial commemorates those local men who were killed in World War I and World War II. Sources: Tallarn Green War Memorial; photographs by Graham Lloyd. Back to Wrexham War Memorials [more]
Bangor On Dee
The perpetual border frays between Wales and England, 6th Century
In ancient times, the rivers Severn and Dee separated Wales from England; but as a protection in the perpetual border frays, Offa, King of Mercia, made a dyke, which was probably in his time the [more]
Burial Ground
Peters Memorial Chapel – Tallarn Green Methodist Church
The present building is the 3rd place of Methodist worship in the village of Tallarn Green. The founders of the Primitive Methodist movement, Hugh Bourne and William Clowes, held a Camp Meeting at Mow Cop [more]
Churches & Chapels
St. Mary Magdelane Church, Tallarn Green.
St. Mary Magdelane Church, Tallarn Green was first opened on 22nd October 1873, at a total building cost of £800 and dedicated to Mary Magdalene. The building of the clock tower was to commemorate Queen [more]