7 Great George Street, Bristol

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7 Great George Street, Bristol

Image: © Stephen Richards Taken: 23 May 2012

One of several urbane late Georgian houses on the street, of either three or five bays, two storeys of smooth ashlar above a rusticated ground floor, and pedimented doorcase. By William Paty, 1788-91. Grade II* listed. Originally built for John Pinney, a sugar merchant, the house is now the Georgian House Museum, its intact interiors offering a small insight into the life of an C18th merchant and those who served him.

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Image Location

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Latitude
51.453796
Longitude
-2.603394