A Morris 1100 and an Austin A35 negotiating flooding. Mount Street. Wrexham July 1965
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Flood – Mount Street, Wrexham
1910s
Food Poisoning in the Wrexham District in 1910
Great consternation has been caused by the extraordinary outbreak of ptomaine poisoning in the Wrexham district. Three deaths have now occurred, and about 80 cases of illness have been reported. Rhos had escaped well, though [more]
Places
Royal Ordnance Factory – Wrexham
Work on the new Royal Ordnance factory at Wrexham began soon after the outbreak of war in 1939. Located where the Industrial Estate is today, during the Second World War, Wrexham’s ROF facility made cordite, [more]
Biographies
Thomas MANLEY – Vicarage Hill Brewery Wrexham
THOMAS MANLEY 1828 – 1919 LUCY ANN MANLEY 1835 – 1915 Thomas Manley was born on 15 May 1828 in Gresford. He was the son of Richard Manley and Mary Goodrich. The Manley’s were millers. [more]