1910
The railway was owned by The London, Midland and Scottish Railway Co.
MARKET DAY or AN OUTING TO RHYL
CAPTION ONE
The rural serenity was often broken every Wednesday and Saturday, when Buckley shoppers made their leisurely expeditions to Mold, or even a day at the seaside in Rhyl.
CAPTION TWO
Buckley was once served by three rail connections. One route passed from Chester to Denbigh, with connections for Rhyl and Corwen. Passing through Padeswood, it served the town at Padeswood and Buckley Station. Remains may still be identified alongside the Bridge Inn, Padeswood.
OLD BUCKLEY DAYS AND WAYS
PICTURE NUMBER 34
see entry number 1.51
Author: Bentley, James
Year = 1910
Building = Public
Event = Social/Entertainment
Gender = Mixed
Landscape = Urban
People = Group
Transport = Rail
Extra = Visual Arts
Extra = 1910s
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