EPW005479 ENGLAND (1921). A, B and C Bond Tobacco Warehouses and Ashton Avenue Bridge, Bristol, from the south-east, 1921

Clifton Bridge Station was opened on the Portishead branch on April 18th 1867 and was closed to passengers on September 7th 1964 (Goods traffic ceased a year or so later). The station was re-named Rownham in March 1891, but reverted back to its original name in 1910. For further details on this station, readers are recommended to consult the excellent text by Mike Oakley, Bristol Railway Stations and Halts 1840-2005, Redcliffe Press, 2006.

Yes, I think so

Yes, Windsor Terrace. I spent the first two years of my life there

Rownham Ferry was moved downstream from its original position due to the extensive alterations to Bristol's harbour during the 19th century. It was purchased by the Corporation in 1866 and provided a crossing by a bridge over boats at low tide and a cable-guided ferry at high water. It was much used by trippers and for access to Clifton Bridge Station until it was closed in the 1930s.