Operated by Great Western Railways. The GWR opened a goods line to Rhos on 1st October 1901. Passenger traffic commenced on 1st March 1905 and ceased on 1st January 1931, but excursions continued from the station until the mid 1950s. The line closed completely on 14th October 1963 and the station was demolished shortly afterwards.
The Herald (Rhos) April 1991. An 8 page circular which was distributed to homes throughout Rhos & district. For a larger print click here. For a larger print click here. Total Page Visits: 6245 – [more]
A meeting was held at the National Schoolroom in Rhos in March 1878. It was chaired by the Rev. J. Jones. A resolution was proposed and carried unanimously in favour of purchasing an iron church [more]
by Dave Edwards. Thomas Edward Jones, who fought in World War One, was a good friend of Gareth Pritchard’s Uncle Samuel. On 18th April 1916, Thomas wrote a letter to Sam, in which he said, [more]
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