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
Company
Tetra Pak, 25 years in Wrexham
A short film about Tetra Pak, transferred from an old video promo tape. Established in Wrexham 1979 Source: VHS Tape; transferred by Wrexham History; Copyright Tetra Pak.
Chester Street
Chester Street, Wrexham 1930s
This was taken circa 1930s, before becoming the Registry Office for Wrexham. Source: Tom Farrell.
30s
A very strong feeling of community – Slum clearance in the 1930s
An area of Wrexham that has changed beyond recognition is Farndon Street, Kendrick Place, and the surrounding streets of terrace houses. The families who lived in these tightly packed terraces may not have had much [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