At trot through town to spend all the money. Hope Street, Wrexham.
Visible to the right is the Talbot Inn and the retailers G. Day, Thomas Outfitters.
Source: Material supplied by Emlyn Davies
Hope Street, Wrexham c1890
Churches & Chapels
Saint Richard Gwyn, Wrexham
Saint Richard Gwyn was martyred by being hanged, drawn and quartered for high treason on 15th October 1584. He was canonised by Pope Paul VI in 1970 as one of the Forty Martyrs of England [more]
1900s
High Street from the Town Hall, Wrexham 1905
Source: Postcard from our collection
Burial Grounds
Wrexham Cemetery
Wrexham Cemetery is located on Ruabon Road, Wrexham, and covers an area of 7.2 hectares. The layout of the cemetery was designed by Yeo Strachan, the then Borough Surveyor of Wrexham. Originally consisting of 10 [more]
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I was raised in Wrexham in the 1930.s by my grandparents,
Grandad told me MOUNT STREET was the most dangerous to walk One did not dare look to the fight or left, or engages in FIGHT.
I loved Wrexham. We had nothing as kids but games in Brynycabanau & sontley beat
anything kids with computers have today.
\Please write to me.
John Marshall. johnstoys1927@gmail. com here in California