A Morris 1100 and an Austin A35 negotiating flooding. Mount Street. Wrexham July 1965
Pic (c) NWN Media
Flood – Mount Street, Wrexham
Cinema & Theatre
Glynn Picture House, Queen’s Square, Wrexham
Built next to the Carnegie Library, the Glynn Cinema was a ‘temporary’ cinema building which opened on 23rd September 1910. Reputed to be the first purpose-built cinema in North Wales, it was a half-timbered building [more]
Pubs, clubs & hotels
RAGLAN ARMS, Lambpit Street, Wrexham.
RAGLAN ARMS, Lambpit Street, Wrexham. The Raglan Arms was possibly the site of The Bull Inn? Built in the late 1850s, the name derives from Field Marshall Lord Raglan, who commanded the British forces in [more]
40s
21 years of Grove Park Theatre in 1946
Grove Park Theatre 21st birthday celebration dinner at the Wynnstay Arms Hotel Wrexham. The full programme includes 21 years of history by J. Emrys Williams. Source: Kindly donated by Margaret Hayes of Wrexham.