Old Boundary Marker on the wall of 34 St Nicholas Street Bristol

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Old Boundary Marker on the wall of 34 St Nicholas Street Bristol

Image: © Roadside Relics Taken: 11 Oct 2022

Parish Boundary Marker at ground level beside a drainpipe and above a grill to the basement area on the southwest facing frontage of No.34 St Nicholas Street, Bristol, the former Stock Exchange, now a restaurant. Inscribed SL / 23 to mark the boundary of St Leonard parish, abolished in 1896 to help create Central Bristol parish, which was abolished in turn in 1898 to help create Bristol parish. Only the numeral remains. Milestone Society National ID: GL_BSSL23pb

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Image Location

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51.453787
Longitude
-2.594543