The apse of Holy Trinity
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The apse of Holy Trinity
Image: © Neil Owen Taken: 28 May 2019
The east of the ancient church. Thought to be one of Bristol's oldest place of worship, it has a long and varied history. The present structures date back to about 1194, with plenty of later work. The chancel is crowned by this polygonal apse - an unusual feature of the Perpendicular style period.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.493924
Longitude
-2.615879