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Hill Road, CLEVEDON, BS21 7PN

The former chemist's established in 1837, The Cellar Lounge was incorporated in 2007 and is 36 Hill Road, the shop front being a unique survival in Clevedon. Along with 36, on the left 51 Copse Road and 51a Christiana form a group of early 19th century Grade II Listed buildings. Adjoining on the right and also Grade II Listed are later, probably mid 19th century, 1 Marine Hill and 36 Hill Road.

The Franciscan Friary and Parish Church of the Immaculate Conception is situated on high ground overlooking the Bristol Channel.

A small but well-stocked public park in Clevedon, it was gifted to the town by local magnate Sir Arthur Elton of Clevedon Court in the mid-1800s. The bandstand is no longer there but there are a great many mature tree species.

Situated on the junction of Hill and Copse Road. Now a tea room and wine bar. Originally this was a chemist's shop. Some of the original features have been retained inside.

A little door for a little person in Alexandra Gardens.

A quiet suburban part of Clevedon. On the nearest pillar is a benchmark - see Image

A modern mark on a modern (post-war) part of suburban Clevedon. See https://www.bench-marks.org.uk/bm132926 for the entry in the Benchmark Database and Image] for a wider view.

This OS cut mark can be found on the wall at the junction of Dial Hill Road & Castle View Road. It marks a point 59.741m above mean sea level.

Built in 1857 by local businessman, baker and confectioner John Maynard the shop was originally a bakery and later a delicatessen. Reportedly by the 1880s it was an inn and restaurant and after 1945 a hotel and then public house that closed in 2005. However in 1897-1902 Alfred B Wickenden Confectioner is listed at 26 Hill Road and in 1914-1919 John Ward Dawkins Confectioner. Prior to this there are no street numbers but in 1889 there are two or three confectioners, one being Edward Seagrave baker & confectioner listed at Hillwood House? It was converted at a reported cost of £5.2m (although Construction Total Solutions Ltd say their contract was £2.6m) to 20 apartments in 2014 by architects O'Leary Goss for Freemantle Developments and was completed in July 2015 with 5,700 sq.ft. of retail space let to Sainsbury's Ltd. and Fizz Gallery and Framing who have been there since at least July 2016.

This OS cut mark can be found on the gatepost south side of Marine Hill. It marks a point 35.491m above mean sea level.