EPW039924 ENGLAND (1932). Northfield, Durleigh Road and the town, Bridgwater, from the south-west, 1932

Workhouse

Known as Blackmore's Buildings on the 1886 OS map

Known as Bulpins Buildings on the 1886 OS map

Theatre Place

Angel Crescent

St. Matthew's School. The West Street Ragged school was opened in 1860 boys and girls, and a new classroom was added in 1870. By 1875, known as the West Street National (later C. of E.) school and occasionally as Trinity National, it was for boys only and there were 169 paying school pence. By 1889 girls were again taught, and in 1907 there were 173 boys and girls and 111 infants on the books. Average attendances fell to 152 in 1921-2 and fluctuated in the 1930s. By 1947 the school had adopted voluntary controlled status and there were 230 children under 11 on its books. From 1958 it took juniors only, and was renamed St. Matthew's C. of E. school.

Somerset and Dorset branch to Bridgwater crosses over the main Bristol-Exeter railway

A38 Trunk Road to Highbridge and Bristol

Warehouses

Durleigh Brook

St Matthew's Field

West Street

St. Margaret's School.

T hill butcher

St. John's Church

Starkey, Knight & Ford Brewery

British Oil & Cake Mills

Harry Briffett 33 Penel Orliue,Butcher

The Palace - Cinema now Nightclub

tile kiln

Spinx (sic) cement plant

The Wylds

Barhams Brick, Tile & Cement Works