Where Is Berse Hall?

Berse Church Hall belongs to the 'the Parish Church, Berse', which is situated in Wrexham County Borough, Wales. It was originally constructed in 1742. It was funded by Mrs Mary Drelincourt. She envisaged it as being part of a charity school for 24 girls. It was dedicated in 1759 and enlarged in 1828 and then modified in 1930. It was first situated in Denbighshire later in 1974 in Clwyd and in 1996 in Wrexham County Borough.

Wrexham is an industrial town with a population of around 43,000 inhabitants. It has the distinction of being the biggest town in North Wales. Formally a thriving industrial area Wrexham's most important industries was brewing, so there were many breweries, some small and some large,  sprinkled all over town. Its most famous brewery is the Wrexham Lager Brewery the first brewery to produce lager beer in the while of the United Kingdom. Other prominent churches in Wrexham are the St.Giles' Church and Cathedral of Our Lady of Sorrows. Berse Church Hall also has nursery facilities.