Rossett
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  Map sources for Rossett at grid reference SJ353574
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Rossett is a small village in the traditional county of Denbighshire, Wales and now part of the county borough of Wrexham. The River Alyn passes through it and the area has been prone to flooding on occasion. The nearby village of Burton is part of the parish of Rossett. Furhter afield is the neigbouring villages of Marford and Gresford.
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[edit] Introduction
[edit] Geography
[edit] Historical Sites
- Christ Church
- Grave of the Unknown Soldier
- River Ford
- Old Church
- The Gun
- The Golden Lion Hotel
- Water Pump
- Cook's Bridge
- Baptist Church
- Trevalyn Hall
- Mill House
- Rossett Mill
- Crown Mill
- Presbytrian Church
- Rosset Hall
- Can yr Alyn Lodge
- Balls Hall
- Trevalyn Farm
- Griffin Inn
[edit] Walks around Rossett
Of note are the Christ Church, the picturesque Rossett Mill and Trevalyn Hall.
[edit] External links
- Rossett Online
- BBC Site
- Parish of Rossett
- Image of Rossett Mill at Fotosearch
- Rossett Mill Photo from 1895
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