As it was!
Station Road, Wrexham Postcard
A postcard of Station Road, Wrexham renamed Regent Street. Source: Postcard.
Regent Street
Places
REGENT TAVERN, Regent Street, Wrexham
1 Regent Street,Wrexham. Records show the Regent Tavern existed from 1840 to the 1960s. Landlord between 1950 and 1960 was Griff Robinson. It was demolished in the late 1960s and a branch of the Abbey [more]
90s
A busy Regent Street back in 1995
Regent Street looking towards Hope Street on a busy summer day in 1995. Source: The Welsh Borderlands, first published 1995.
Churches & Chapels
New Church House, Regent Street, Wrexham
New Church House, Regent Street, Wrexham Source: Wrexham History Postcard Collection.
As it was!
Queen’s Jubilee Hotel, Regent Street – The place and the people
The place and the people – 11 REGENT STREET WREXHAM Richard Davies was born about 1803 near Denbigh,. His wife Mary Ann Davies was born about 1808 in Chester. In 1851 they were living in [more]
As it was!
Woolworths Wrexham Staff, last picture together
Staff from the Woolworths store in Wrexham have a final group photo before the store closed for good on Tuesday 6th January 2009. The store had 73 members of staff and has been in the [more]
60s
Regent Street, Wrexham 1961
Regent Street, Wrexham. 1961
1800s
Imperial Hotel, Regent Street
Once located on the corner of Regent Street and King Street work to build the hotel was commenced in 1899 and took two years to complete, it was opened in 1901. The funding to build [more]
1800s
Envelope addressed to Thornton Jones at Crane & Sons, 1894
The following was submitted by Steven Thornton-Jones. Loughborough, Leicestershire. I am interested to read your history of Crane & Sons, Regent Street, Wrexham. You mention that R Thornton Jones was the manager of the shop [more]
1900s
Regent Street, Wrexham 1903
Regent Street, Wrexham 1903. Viewed looking towards the railway station. The tram is about to take the curve into Hill Street. The stone faced building on he left, formerly the Maelor Hotel, later became Astons [more]