Etsome Terrace memorial stone

Introduction

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Etsome Terrace memorial stone

Image: © Neil Owen Taken: 28 Jul 2022

In the twentieth century this site in Somerton was home to the Cow and Gate milk factory. On 29th September, 1942, a German air raid attacked Bristol but one lone aircraft struck here. Flying at low level it dropped four time-fused bombs which landed on the factory; the fuses were short and the blasts killed nine employees. Their names are dedicated on this stone.

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Image Location

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Latitude
51.055587
Longitude
-2.736744