This photograph shows the altar in 1950, kindly supplied by Geoff Wilding.
St Giles Parish Church 1950
Source: Geoff Wilding
1800s
An account of Wrexham in 1833
WREXHAM, a market-town and parish and head of a union, chiefly in the hundred of BROMFIELD, county of DENBIGH, but partly in the hundred of MAELOR, county of FLINT, NORTH WALES, 24 miles (S. E. [more]
Rhosddu
Sheep Stealing at Rhosddu, Wrexham 1873
At seven o’clock, on Friday 2nd May 1873, William Bell, a shepherd, employed by David Jones, a butcher trading from Wrexham High Street, went to check on the flock of sheep kept in a field [more]
Hope Street
History of Rogers & Jackson Limited, Wrexham.
Rogers & Jackson Limited were proud to be called the oldest member of the Owen Organisation. The business began in 1815 in a small shop in Charles Street, Wrexham, purchased by William Overton, a grocer [more]