The Church House, Regent Street 1909. The Church House was, for many years a centre for a variety of activities: lectures, meetings, exhibitions and election meetings. Many of the older generation may remember the dances [more]
Regent Street, Wrexham 1913. Looking towards the railway station with Bradley Road off to the left. The open-topped tram is making it’s way from the Mold Road. The stone building on the left was the [more]
In June, 1949, the Leader office at Regent Street was destroyed in the biggest fire seen at Wrexham since August 1928, when the Abbot Leather Works were destroyed in a huge blaze. The fire was [more]
The former ESSO Garage, Regent Street. The former site of Regent Street Motors, the fuel station had been closed for many years until it was demolished in 2013 to make way for a new retail development. [more]
THERE were plenty of reasons for supposing a permanent link between Britain and France would be sunk by the forces of nature. But now that it has been achieved, it’s the battle between Eurotunnel, its [more]
St. Mary’s Catholic Cathedral, Regent Street, Wrexham. WREXHAM is the Episcopal seat of the Roman Catholic diocese of Menevia which covers all Wales with the exception of Gwent (formerly Glamorgan and Monmouth). St. Mary’s in [more]
Walk through the Old Maelor Hotel Wrexham. Very much altered from it’s former days as a temperance hotel, but some of the original rooms still survive today. We took a bit of a walk through [more]
Trevor’s Hotel. Demolished in the late 1960s it once stood on the corner of Caxton Place and Regent Street. Source: NWN Media
Crane & Sons, Regent Street, Wrexham Messrs. Crane and Sons, Pianoforte Manufacturers and Importers, were established in Liverpool, as far back as the year 1850, and held a position of the highest status in commercial [more]
Wrexham with a population of over 70,000 inhabitants; within a radius of five miles of the post office, is at last to be provided with an up-to-date theatre. The site chosen for the building is [more]
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