Wesleyan Chapel and Schools Regent Street Wrexham

Memorial stones of a new Wesleyan chapel and schoolroom were laid in Regent-street, Wrexham, on Friday. They are being built by Mr Gethin, of Shrewsbury, from the designs of Messrs Waddington and Sons, of Burnley, and will cost £5,800. The stonework will be carried out by Mr. James Davies, of Wrexham. The chapel will seat 640, and the schoolroom 300. There will also be four large classrooms, which will accommodate 80 more scholars. The buildings will be in the Gothic style, and have a spire 112ft. high. [Building News 12 July 1889 page 58]

Reference    Manchester Guardian Saturday 23 March 1889 Page 4 (Contracts)
Reference    Building News 12 July 1889 page 58