Today is the second part of our look back almost a century ago.
Taken from glass plate negatives of the 1930s, these are stunning shots of life in a long-gone period.
They focus on Wrexham and its surrounding areas, especially Rhos, and are a captivating record of the time.
It beautifully frames the past, the people and places that made up communities in Wrexham.
Did you miss? Part one - framing the past
There are one or two from the 40s/50s, although dates unknown, and some are slightly damaged or lacking in detailed descriptions, but are certainly no less perfect in their depiction of a long gone era.
To see more from the Leader archives, you can visit our Local Bygones section at leaderlive.co.uk or join the 'Local Bygones' Facebook group.
If you have any photos or vintage postcards you would like to share, you can do so here or email claire.pierce@newsquest.co.uk
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