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| Christ Church, Bwlchgwyn (18/6/2005) Bwlchgwyn Gallery | |
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| Bwlchgwyn Memorial, with poppy tributes from Remembrance Day (18/6/2005) Bwlchgwyn Gallery | |
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| The view from the War Memorial in Bwlchgwyn across the Cheshire plains towards Frodsham and Jodrell Bank. (18/6/2005) Bwlchgwyn Gallery | |
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| Bwlchgwyn is one of the few places to have kept a bright red telephone kiosk (although I noticed that the telephone kiosk on Cefn Road has gone). Since the Post Office closed, the letter box bar-in-the-wall has been replaced by a red pillar box on the hairpin bend, near the War Memorial, but I always think it looks slightly lopsided Bwlchgwyn Gallery | |
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| The King's Head Inn, Bwlchgwyn (18/6/2005), standing on the crossroads of Ruthin Road, Fronheulog Hill and Brymbo Road. Until about the 60's, this was an inn with a small cottage attached (on the right). Do you remember the old air raid shelter that used to be in the garden, where the car park is now? Bwlchgwyn Gallery | |
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| This is, according to the photograph, B Company, 10th Platoon, Air Force, Llandegla. Does anyone know who the men are? The pictures below might help! | |
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This picture is connected with the pictures above: the location is a very snowy Llandegla, on the right is a typical corrugated iron hut, and the man in the picture was probably known to my uncle, Harold Belton.
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