Albert Road Vicinity, Bristol 2
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Albert Road Vicinity, Bristol 2
Image: © David Hallam-Jones Taken: 11 Aug 2017
This former Methodist Mission on the corner of Chapel street was built in 1887. The surrounding area was redeveloped around it, except for some Victorian houses, leading to the disappearance of various scrap yards and a derelict school. The chapel however, continued to function until 2002. Finally, along with a nearby public house it featured in an episode of BBC1's Casualty before becoming derelict. More recently and by virtue of a further extension (or extensions) to it, it has become an industrial unit for a firm of wooden floor manufacturers.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.448002
Longitude
-2.575401