EPW033503 ENGLAND (1930). Queen Square and environs, Bristol, 1930

King William Ale House PH 06/08/13

All Saints Church in front, Christ Church is behind

The Grove

Floating Harbour

Queen Square. In the centre of the Square is an idealised equestrian statue of William III by John Michael Rysbrack, cast in 1733 and erected in 1736 to signify the city's loyalty. The brass statue is on a Portland ashlar pedestal with a moulded plinth and cornice and is a grade I listed building.

St. Michael's Church

Colston Street

St. Augustine's Parade

This area known as the Tramways Centre in the first half of the twentieth century. Here were quays on the river Frome in the medieval era, since culverted

Marsh Street

Prince Street swing bridge

Georges Brewery

Redcliff Street

Redcliffe Parade West

Baldwin Street

Broad Quay

Wapping Road

Prince Street

The Ostrich Inn, Lower Guinea Street, Redcliffe

Bristol Harbour Railway

Bristol General Hospital, constructed/completed in 1859, on the site of a nineteenth century iron foundry

Prince's Wharf and 'M' Shed - later the Bristol Industrial Museum

Bathurst Basin

Bush Warehouse. Now the Arnolfini Gallery

Welsh Back

Llandoger Trow. Famous old Bristol pub said to have been the model for an hostelry in R. L. Stevenson's 'Treasure Island'. A trow is a type of sailing barge used on the River Severn and its tributary the Wye. The inn is close to Welsh Back where sailing vessels from the Forest of Dean, Newport, etc would moor

Theatre Royal, in King Street

Park Street

Redcliffe Back

St. James Priory Church

Bristol Bridge

St. Mary on the Quay Church

St. Stephen's Church

St. John's Church

Christ Church

St. Nicholas Church

St. Mary le Port Church