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Works or Gwaith Jinks) was on the west side of the Ruabon–Wrexham road (off Tatham Road) with its original clay pit to the east of the road, separated from the Monk & Newell clay pit by the Afon Goch. Founded by the Hague family of the Gardden in about 1883 and managed by Henry Jenks, it produced
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still exists next to the Vaults public house. These were common in rural areas in the 18th and 19th centuries often next to public houses where miscreants were detained while awaiting transport to the nearest town. As of July 2012, an old industrial unit on the former Ruabon Industrial Estate has a
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was sunk in 1867 to replace the former Wynnstay Colliery (whose Engine House and Fan House can still be seen on either side of the B5605 to Rhosymedre) after flooding caused it to close in the 1850s. Hafod, at first called New Ruabon Colliery, was once the biggest employer in the area. It closed in
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The Williams-Wynn family were major landowners in north and mid-Wales and also across the English border. For centuries they had a great influence on the political, cultural, social and literary life of Wales. Although the family owned several houses throughout Wales, the seat of the family was at
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The Tatham Brick & Tile Works or Afongoch & Tatham Tileries was at Afongoch, on the west side of the Ruabon–Wrexham road, off Tatham Road. Opened about 1860 by Henry Richard Bowers & Co. of Penbedw, Acrefair, it produced bricks, pipes and
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was built, using temporary accommodation, on a site adjacent to the boys' school but they had to wait until 1962 before a permanent school was built nearby. In 1967 both the boys' and girls' grammar schools merged to form
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church, in the churchyard between Bridge Street and Church Street. Included in the listing is the lych gate and churchyard walls. The church is listed on the National Monuments Record of Wales. The parish is in the
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Monk & Newell was on the east side of the Ruabon–Wrexham road. It closed in the 1920s and the site was later used for housing (Newell Drive) and the adjacent flooded
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and their successors, the New British Iron Company, who operated ironworks and collieries at Acrefair from 1825 to 1887. In 1867 Robert Graesser, an industrial
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of Ruabon was made up of the townships of Ruabon (which also included the hamlets of Belan, Bodylltyn, Hafod and Rhuddallt), Cristionydd Cynrig (also known as
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and eventually moved to the outskirts of Ruabon, near Mill Farm. Ruabon Grammar School provided education for boys in the parishes of both Ruabon and
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engineer Henry Dennis founded a clay works next to the Hafod Colliery. The Dennis Company became world-famous for its tiles and still operates today.
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operations. RE Survey moved out in 1946. There was also a fire in the stables adjoining the hall during the same War while the hall was used as
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although it had no connection with the island). The school itself closed in bankruptcy in 1994 and the house was converted into luxury flats.
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Wynnstay had passed into the possession of the Wynn family (as they were then known) through marriage. The estate, originally known simply as
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and Rhos, but many of these were hit by flooding in 1846 and ceased production. Later collieries were built at Wynnstay, Vauxhall and Hafod.
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but was moved to Wynnstay in 1863. During the sale of Wynnstay and its contents, the organ, and many other treasures, were acquired for the
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Ruabon's first school was the Endowed Grammar School, founded in the early 17th century close to the church. This school later became the
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Education Committee on Maes y Llan and opened in 1912. This later became Ysgol Maes y Llan. It was always known as the Council School.
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and the park was regarded as one of the largest and most important in Wales, containing several important monuments: a column by
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for a new supermarket on the disused site, potentially creating 300 jobs for the area. Ruabon is served by the
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In 2001, more than 80% of the population of 2,400 were born in Wales, with 13.6% having some ability in Welsh.
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The village is home to pubs, small shops and a post office on its high street. A late 17th-century prison or
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Until the 1960s, most of the local industries were connected to one or other of the main lines, or to the
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but heavy industry dominated the entire parish in the 18th and 19th centuries. Coal was extracted from
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This article is about the community and village in Wales. For the locality in Western Australia, see
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road near Cinders Farm. It produced bricks, tiles and drainage pipes for the Wynnstay estate.
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In 1858, the ‘old’ Wynnstay was destroyed by fire, with many valuable manuscripts being lost.
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In 1844, Coed Cristionydd and part of Cristionydd Cynrig became part of the new parish of
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covering Ruabon, the Ruabon electoral ward (left), and Penycae and Ruabon South (right).
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became so powerful that he was given the unofficial title of "The Prince IN Wales".
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foundation, was built on Overton Road in the late 1840s. It later became St Mary's
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took on the additional surname of Wynn and commissioned the building of a new
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The arms of the Williams-Wynn family show an eagle with the Welsh motto "
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The Ruabon area was once heavily industrialised with large deposits of
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Much of the mineral wealth of the area was exported by canal over the
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to Wynnstay in 1950. The school closed, through bankruptcy, in 1994.
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To cope with an expanding population another school was provided by
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At Cinders, the Wynnstay Brickworks was to the right of the Ruabon–
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who staffed the mobile Map Production units which were part of all
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At Afongoch there were three clay companies very close together:
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Pontcysyllte bridge and aqueduct near Ruabon, early 19th century
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www.geograph.co.uk : photos of Ruabon and surrounding area
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The Ruabon Brick & Terra Cotta Ltd (also known as Jenks'
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with the arms of the Williams-Wynn family on the hanging sign
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toured Wales and wrote an account of his journey in the book
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There is evidence that a settlement existed in Ruabon in the
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School and was completely rebuilt on the same site in 1976.
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trunk road which bypasses the settlement just to the east.
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and reflecting the family's origins in that part of Wales.
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1968. The colliery's coal tip has since been preserved as
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services operate from Ruabon to destinations including
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The woodlands within the estate were taken over by the
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about 160 miles/258 km W by S of the island of
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Ruabon is located in Wrexham
Wrexham
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