Opened 8th February 1974 closed as Plas Madoc Leisure Centre 24th April 2014. The final hour in photographs supplied by Paul Davies.
Thanks must go to the staff who have served the community for so long.
Compiled by Wrexham History 2014
Plas Madoc Hall A local story claims that General De Wet, the Boer leader who became commander in chief of the army during the South African War, was in reality George Hammond Whalley, heir to [more]
George Hammond Whalley 1813-1878. A colourful character who lived at Plas Madoc in the 19th century was George Hammond Whalley who claimed descent from Edward Whalley, first cousin to Oliver Cromwell and John Hampden. Just [more]
Miss Wrexham in 1988 held at Plas Madoc Baths. Can you put names to the faces? Comment below if you can. Left – Right: No11: Victoria Jones from Buckley now living in Brisbane Australia. No9: [more]
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