While the rest of the historic core of Bristol city centre was turned into Castle Park, the High Street end saw three ...
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The Bristol Blitz remembered 84 years onWhilst raids had previously occurred in the month leading up to that fateful night, the Bristol Blitz, as it became to be known, would result in the death of over 1,200 people, injuring a further ...
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The almost 70 year history of Bristol's tram networkIt commemorates the Second World War when the church narrowly escaped major damage during the Bristol Blitz, the piece of tram rail being the closest the bombs would get to the church. The rail ...
Writing in the Bristol Times in 1843, Joseph Leech described St Mary le Port – which he wrote as Maryleport – as being “packed up and thrust away somewhere to the rear of High Street, but so ...
A small concrete obelisk marks the entrance to a vaulted cellar that was underneath the heart of medieval Bristol ...
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