Wrexham Miners Project

The Wrexham Miners Project works to preserve the building in memory of the brave people who trained here and to provide a cultural hub for the local community. For many years, the building stood empty. Due to neglect and financial constraints, it is now in need of significant refurbishment and investment. We are working to rebuild and renovate damaged parts of the building to house a museum, art studio and community rooms. The Project has received valuable support from individuals, local businesses and government-funded bodies, but there is still a huge amount of work to be done. We need your help! Please get in touch if you would like to make a financial donation, volunteer your time or spread the word about our activities. Together, we can make a difference and leave a lasting legacy for our local community. What We Do: Explore our website to unearth the stories, photos, and artifacts that tell the tale of Wrexham's mining past. Connect with fellow enthusiasts and descendants of miners to share your experiences and insights. Participate in our community events, workshops, and initiatives that aim to educate and inspire. Work together to ensure that the memory of our mining heritage endures for generations to come. Stay Connected: Join our network and be a part of the Wrexham Miners Project community. Follow us for updates, events, and opportunities to engage in preserving our shared history. Website: Contact Us: 01978 664832; info@wrexhamminersproject.co.uk; Miners Rescue Station, 3 Maesgwyn Road, Wrexham, LL11 2AP