Private Davenport, ready to leave for the Frontline 1914. A Ruabon resident pictured on Bridge Street. Just visible is The Vaults and the Roundhouse.
Private Davenport of Ruabon 1914
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Polish Soldiers to whom the return to Poland was not given
In memory of the Polish Soldiers to whom the return to a free Poland was not given. Wrexham Cemetery. There are 40 Polish Forces Servicemen buried at Wrexham Cemetery. Source: All photographs Graham Lloyd.
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PENLEY, LLANERCH PANNA and ISCOYD PARK Polish Hospitals.
On the border of England and North Wales in an area known as Maelor, three large American Army Hospitals were built in preparation for D-day casualties. Penley Hall no. 129 General Hospital with 1,000 beds, [more]
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The Column at Wynnstay Hall
The Column at Wynnstay Hall. The column was erected in memory of the second Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, who was-born in 1749, and died on 29th July 1789. He married twice; his first wife died [more]
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