Tramway Rail Monument, St Mary Redcliffe Church, Bristol
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Tramway Rail Monument, St Mary Redcliffe Church, Bristol
Image: © Colin Park Taken: 5 Nov 2018
Inscription reads;- On Good Friday 11th April 1941 this tram line was thrown over the adjoining houses by a high explosive bomb which fell on Redcliffe Hill. It is left to remind us how narrowly the church escaped destruction in the war 1939-45. The memorial stands within the churchyard of St Mary Redcliffe Church.
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Image Location
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