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  1. II Penuel Baptist Chapel
    Prominently sited in the angle of High Street and Campbell Street.
  2. II* Miners' Institute
    An imposing public building above street level, up steps in a railed forecourt.
  3. II Bethlehem Independent Chapel
    Prominently sited, close to the junction of Hall Street with Mountain Street, at the NW end of the settlement.
  4. II Capel Mawr (Jerusalem Welsh Presbyterian Chapel) with attached school room
    Close to the junction of Brook Street and Market Street, in the centre of the village.
  5. II War Memorial
    Set in a small park on a mound above the level of the road, immediately W of the junction with Gardden Road.
  6. II Church of Saint John Evangelist
    In a wooded churchyard in the angle of Church Road and Cemetery Road.
  7. II Llannerchrugog Hall
    O.75km NW of the built-up area of the village, set back amongst fields.
  8. II Eddystone House
    At the summit of a short rise from the main A48 on the N side of Johnstown, close to Offa's Dyke.
  9. II War Memorial
    On a refuge at the junction of High Street and Maelor Road, at the main junction in the centre of Johnstown.
  10. II* Esclusham Hall
    Between the B5097 and the B5426 at Talwrn, S of the reservoir associated with the Legacy Waterworks.
  11. II Barn Range at Esclusham Hall
    Forms the N range of the former farmyard E of Esclusham Hall.
  12. II Pentrebychan Hall Dovecote
    The dovecote stands in a field on the S side of the driveway to the crematorium, in the grounds of the demolished Pentrebychan Hall.
  13. II Tan-y-Llan
    Down a track immediately S of Bronwylfa, 500m approx. W of the B5426 W of Talwrn
  14. II War Memorial Photos
    Opposite Hill Street at the centre of the village.
  15. II* Wynn Hall Photos
    On the corner of the B5097 Ruabon road and Plas Bennion Road, at the SE end of the village.
  16. II Former Apple Store at Wynn Hall
    Entered via a former byre in the former farmyard immediately SE of Wynn Hall.
  17. II Ty Brith
    Close to the junction of Church Street and Bridge Street, at an angle to the road.
  18. II Church of St Thomas
    At the upper, south-western end of Penycae.
  19. II Former Vicarage
    Situated above and beyond the church on the south-western edge of Penycae.
  20. II Hafod House Farmhouse
    Immediately W of the A483 on a by-road which runs N from the B5426 on the E side of Johnstown.
  21. II Hafod House
    Esclusham
  22. II* Hafod-y-Bwch Hall
    Between the A483 and the B5605, and approached via a drive from the B5605 immediately W of the roundabout at Croesfoel.
  23. II Gate Piers at Hafod-y-Bwch Hall
    Mark the entrance to the drive to Hafod-y-bwch Hall off the B5605 immediately W of the roundabout at Croesfoel.
  24. II Timber-framed Barn in Yard at Hafod-y-Bwch Hall
    Forms one side of the farmyard NE of the hall.
  25. II Croesfoel Farmhouse
    Prominently sited on the roundabout at the W end of Rhostyllen, and between the A483, the B5605 and the B5098.
  26. II Timber-framed building in yard at Croesfoel Farm Photos
    Forms the E side of the former farmyard to the rear of the house.
  27. II Sign-post at SW end
    At the SW end of Hafod Road, marking its junction with the by-road which runs from the SW side of Rhostyllen (past Bersham Colliery) to Middle Sontl
  28. II Former Bersham Colliery Baths, Canteen and Offices
    On the SE side of the lane which leaves Wrexham Road opposite Church Street towards the W end of Rhostyllen.
  29. II* Bersham Colliery No 2 Headframe Photos
    On the SE side of the lane which leaves Wrexham Road opposite Church Street towards the W end of Rhostyllen.
  30. II Bersham Colliery Winding Engine House Photos
    On the SE side of the lane which leaves Wrexham Road opposite Church Street towards the W end of Rhostyllen
  31. II Congregational Church (including attached Sunday School, gatepiers, walls and railings) Photos
    Situated on an elevated site on the N side of Ruabon with churchyard enclosed by high stone wall. Known as Hill Street Congregational Church.
  32. II* Plas Newydd
    Situated off Pont Adam to the NW of the town centre.
  33. II The White House
    On the S side of the western part of Bersham village, in an elevated position above the River Clywedog.
  34. II Almhouse Photos
    Set back from Church Street close to its junction with Pont Adam.
  35. II Almshouse Photos
    Set back from Church Street close to its junction with Pont Adam.
  36. II Oaklands (including attached forecourt walls and gatepiers)
    Situated off High Street, N of the town centre.
  37. II Almshouse Photos
    Set back from Church Street close to its junction with Pont Adam.
  38. II Oaklands (including attached forecourt walls and gatepiers)
    Situated off High Street, N of the town centre.
  39. II Western Weir on the River Clywedog
    750m approx W of Bersham village, immediately E of Offa's Dyke
  40. II Almhouse Photos
    2 Church Street
  41. II Plas Grono Lodge
    At the entrance to Erddig Park from Hafod Road on the W side of the Park
  42. II Almhouses Photos
    Set back from Church Street close to its junction with Pont Adam.
  43. II 6, Mill Terrace, Bersham Photos
    Adjacent to Mill Bridge at the western end of Bersham Village.
  44. II 4, Mill Terrace, Bersham
    Adjacent to Mill Bridge at the western end of Bersham village.
  45. II 5, Mill Terrace, Bersham
    Adjacent to Mill Bridge at the western end of Bersham Village.
  46. II* Church of Saint Mary Photos
    In a wooded churchyard on the W side of Bersham village.
  47. II 3, Mill Terrace, Bersham
    Adjacent to Mill House Farmhouse at the western end of Bersham village.
  48. II 2, Mill Terrace, Bersham
    Adjacent to Mill House Farmhouse at the western end of Bersham village.
  49. II Caeau Bridge
    Carries the by-road on the W side of Bersham village over the River Clywedog, 400m approx. W of Plas Power Chapel
  50. II Bridge, Gates and Railings at Bersham Lodge
    Immediately W of Bersham Lodge, and marking the entrance to the former S entrance to Plas Power Park, 500m approx. W of Plas Power Chapel.
  51. II Mill House Farmhouse
    Opposite Bersham Mill at the western end of the village.
  52. II Ruabon Railway Station Photos
    Situated off Bridge Street to the W of the town centre.
  53. II Bersham Lodge
    Alongside the by-road running W from Bersham village, close to the River Clywedog, 500m approx. W of Plas Power Chapel.
  54. II Caeau Weir
    On the River Clywedog, close to Caeau Bridge, 400m approx. W of Plas Power Chapel
  55. II Bersham Mill including cast-iron feed pipe Photos
    At the centre of Bersham village, at the western end of the ironworks site
  56. II Spring Lodge (including Forecourt Walls and Railings) Photos
    Set back from Church Street behind forecourt walls, opposite St. Mary's Church.
  57. II* Octagonal Building at Bersham Ironworks Site Photos
    In the centre of Bersham Village, towards the E end of the Ironworks site.
  58. II Stonehurst Photos
    Set back behind forecourt wall and railings and with cobbled pavement to front; to NW of Old Grammar School.
  59. II* Single Storeyed Building to SE of Octagonal Building at Bersham Ironworks Site.
    In the centre of Bersham Village, towards the E end of the Ironworks site.
  60. II East Weir on River Clywedog
    On the River Clywedog, at the centre of Bersham village to the E of the Ironworks site
  61. II The Old Grammar School Photos
    Situated to E of St. Mary's Church adjoining churchyard wall.
  62. II Hearse Shed Photos
    Situated to E of St. Mary's Church adjoining churchyard wall.
  63. II Former School House to Old Grammer School Photos
    At NW angle of St Mary's churchyard and stepped downhill from W gable of the Old Grammar School.
  64. II Church of The Holy Trinity
    On the SE edge of Rhostyllen, in a large church yard on the SE side of Wrexham Road.
  65. I Church of St Mary, including churchyard walls and lych gate Photos
    Situated in the church yard which is between Bridge Street and Church Street.
  66. II Mary's Salon Photos
    House on corner of Church Street and High Street, known as Mary's Salon, opposite St Mary's Churchyard.
  67. II Round House Photos
    Situated at the SW angle of St Mary's churchyard.
  68. II Sundial on the Churchyard to Church of St Mary Photos
    Situated in the churchyard to south of the church.
  69. II Bridge Cottages
    Between the B5098 and the A483, at the western extremity of the E part of Bersham.
  70. II Wynnstay Arms PH Photos
    Situated on the corner of Park Street and High Street opposite St. Mary's Church.
  71. II Hafod-y-bwch Bridge
    Carries the by-road from Rhostyllen to Erddig Park over the Glanyrafon Brook on the edge of the Park.
  72. II No 1, Park Street (N Side) Ruabon, Clwyd
    Situated to the E of the Wynnstay Arms.
  73. II No 2, Park Street (N Side) Ruabon, Clwyd Photos
    Situated to the E of the Wynnstay Arms.
  74. II No 24, Park Street (S Side) Ruabon, Clwyd
    The western of the two blocks of estate cottages on this side of Park Street.
  75. II No 3, Park Street (N Side), Ruabon, Clwyd Photos
    Situated to the E of the Wynnstay Arms.
  76. II 4, Park Street, Ruabon, Clwyd Photos
    Situated to the E of the Wynnstay Arms.
  77. II Squires Cottage
    Below the B5098 on the E side of Bersham (E of the A483), immediately W of the Heritage Centre
  78. II No 5, Park Street (N Side) Ruabon, Clwyd Photos
    Situated to the E of the Wynnstay Arms.
  79. II No 23, Park Street (S Side) Ruabon, Clwyd Photos
    The western of the two blocks of estate cottages on this side of Park Street.
  80. II 6 Park Street
    Situated to the E of the Wynnstay Arms.
  81. II No 22, Park Street (S Side) Ruabon, Clwyd Photos
    The western of the two blocks of estate cottages on this side of Park Street.
  82. II No 21, Park Street (S Side) Ruabon, Clwyd Photos
    The western of the two blocks of estate cottages on this side of Park Street.
  83. II No 8, Park Street (N Side), Ruabon, Clwyd
    The eastern of the two blocks of estate cottages on this side of Park Street.
  84. II No 7, Park Street (N Side) Ruabon, Clwyd
    The eastern of the two blocks of estate cottages on this side of Park Street.
  85. II No 19, Park Street (S Side) Ruabon, Clwyd
    The western of the two blocks of estate cottages on this side of Park Street.
  86. II No 20, Park Street (S Side) Ruabon, Clwyd Photos
    The western of the two blocks of estate cottages on this side of Park Street.
  87. II No 9, Park Street (N Side) Ruabon, Clwyd Photos
    The eastern of the two blocks of estate cottages on this side of Park Street.
  88. II No 11, Park Street (N Side) Ruabon, Clwyd
    The eastern of the two blocks of estate cottages on this side of Park Street.
  89. II No 17, Park Street (S Side) Ruabon, Clwyd
    The eastern of the two blocks of estate cottages on this side of Park Street.
  90. II No 10, Park Street (N Side) Ruabon, Clwyd Photos
    The eastern of the two blocks of estate cottages on this side of Park Street.
  91. II No 18, Park Street (S Side) Ruabon, Clwyd
    The eastern of the two blocks of estate cottages on this side of Park Street.
  92. II 12, Park Street, Ruabon, Clwyd
    The eastern of the two blocks of estate cottages on this side of Park Street.
  93. II 16, Park Street, Ruabon, Clwyd Photos
    The eastern of the two blocks of estate cottages on this side of Park Street.
  94. II 15, Park Street, Ruabon, Clwyd Photos
    The eastern of the two blocks of estate cottages on this side of Park Street.
  95. II No 14, Park Street (S Side) Ruabon, Clwyd Photos
    The eastern of the two blocks of estate cottages on this side of Park Street.
  96. II No 13, Park Street (S Side) Ruabon, Clwyd
    The eastern of the two blocks of estate cottages on this side of Park Street.
  97. II Park Lodge (also known as the Gate Lodge) Photos
    Situated at the east end of Park Street adjacent to the RuabonGates.
  98. II Ruabon Gates (also known as Wynnstay Gates and Archway) Photos
    Facing up Park street and closing the north drive to Wynnstay Hall.
  99. II Dairy at Plas Power
    To W of and uphill from the Game Larder whcih adjoins the site ofof Plas Power house; close to the SE corner of the walled garden.
  100. II Game Larder at Plas Power
    Immediately to SW of the site of Plas Power house, adjoining brick wall that formerly bordered the service courtyard.

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