"Ad meliora."
Hi and welcome to my website, I hope you enjoy your visit, I hope to add loads of stuff as I go on. I will be adding loads more in the coming weeks/months/years so keep checking.
At the moment I have a sections on the History of Wrexham, Buildings and Places of Wrexham Past and Present, Villages and Places around Wrexham, Broughton Community, The Moss Valley and Gatewen Hall.
Please feel free to email me here with any questions, advice or photos you would like to add.
The above photo of my families old bus company called Guy's buses.
At the moment I have a sections on the History of Wrexham, Buildings and Places of Wrexham Past and Present, Villages and Places around Wrexham, Broughton Community, The Moss Valley and Gatewen Hall.
Please feel free to email me here with any questions, advice or photos you would like to add.
The above photo of my families old bus company called Guy's buses.
My Grandfather
One of my Grandfathers, Philip Henry Myers served in both World Wars, in the First World War he was in the Royal Horse Artillery and in the Second World War he served as an Anti-Aircraft gunner, he rose to the rank of Sergeant or Colour Sergeant and fortunately I still have his medals and a box given to the troops.
This is a World War One Princess Mary Gift Box, made of brass, & originally containing gifts for the forces serving in France at Christmas 1914.
Princess Mary (later the Princess Royal) organised a fund to ensure that each man serving in France at Christmas 1914 received a small brass tin containing cigarettes, tobacco, & chocolate.
The lid of the tin is embossed with her silhouette in a garlanded circle, her initials at either side, & 'IMPERIUM BRITANNICUM' above & 'CHRISTMAS 1914' below.
This is a World War One Princess Mary Gift Box, made of brass, & originally containing gifts for the forces serving in France at Christmas 1914.
Princess Mary (later the Princess Royal) organised a fund to ensure that each man serving in France at Christmas 1914 received a small brass tin containing cigarettes, tobacco, & chocolate.
The lid of the tin is embossed with her silhouette in a garlanded circle, her initials at either side, & 'IMPERIUM BRITANNICUM' above & 'CHRISTMAS 1914' below.
Old photos of my Grandfather, Philip Henry Myers
I have a big interest in history especially WW2, I've visited Normandy 4 times, the first time with school in 1982 then 1999, 2009 and 2019. Below are some photos.