The Ebenezer Gate Pocket Park
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The Ebenezer Gate Pocket Park
Image: © Neil Owen Taken: 8 Jun 2021
A small gateway to the rear of the former Ebenezer Methodist church on Clyde Terrace reveals a new approach. In the past this would have been a fairly contemporary church yard but these days it is a place of great diversity. When the yard was padlocked and forgotten a group of local visionaries and students from Bristol School of Architecture came together to create a welcome unlike any other along North Street. In 2015 this new public space was opened for all to visit and take a little break from the bustle.
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Image Location
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51.440847
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