Buckley Industry in the early 20th century

[@rusty2558]

Having walked past many of the sites today on the Heritage Trail, this film makes much more sense. I think it is excellent.

[@PostcardAndAPint]

This is absolutely stunning. We live in the next town from Buckley and just thought this was incredible. Thanks for posting!

[@Chesterman2023]

Amazing! Easy to get bearings from position of Church, still as it was. Please Keep these fantastic videos coming.

[@AllMy78s]

OH WOW!!!! Enjoyed this incredible detail and realism...

[@DavidLamb123]

I lived in Lane End, actually Brunswick Road, as seen in the picture above the right turn into Church Road. I worked for a while at Hancocks and at the Castle Brickworks

[@shaun30-3-mg9zs]

I love local history, Buckley not to far from me about 8-9 mile away in Wrexham, I have got Buckley blue bricks in my garden wall mixed in with another local bricks ,Dennis of Ruabon other wise know as Ruabon Red bricks. Great video

[@jonesthestone]

I once found a small clay bread oven hidden inside an old inglenook fireplace i was renovating, it had written on it, A Beresford Buckley 1761,

[@levelcrossing150]

Wow, from a time when life was really fascinating.

[@howardpearson6281]

These film are great

[@A_DrunkenBear]

Fair play, that is awesome.

[@andrewsutton9973]

Thats brilliant .. I am descended from the Catherall family who founded the brick industry in Buckley so this is brilliant.

[@levelcrossing150]

Any relation to local businessman Fred Catherall?

[@jaxxchristopher2372]

Can you remember any of it ?