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Lilian Terrace, High Street, BRISTOL, BS39 7QN

This large stone wall, possibly part of Plumtree (Plumtre) Farm, seems to have had an awful lot of reworking in its time, as evinced by the many lines in it.

A fan of steps, slightly obstructed by vegetation and some ground under repair.

An unexpected arch, and possibly quite modern.

A newer hall connected with the Methodist church close by.

The large buildings at the top of Park Road form a group connected with the Methodist Chapel. This wall has a stone that proclaims it is the Wesleyan School of 1843. In more recent times it was the town library and information centre, but this was relocated to the Hill Court shopping centre just across the way in 2013. See Image] for the facing wall.

The front of the chapel bears the date of 1894. However, the side of the building has a date of 1826! See Image] for a look at that.

This is the side wall of the main Methodist Chapel. A date stone bears the year 1826, which is rather odd. The wall to the right of shot is the school, with a date stone of 1843. However, the front of the chapel (left of shot) is dated 1894. Looking at old maps reveals there was a smaller building on this site, so perhaps the date of 1894 may be the enlargement? See Image] and Image] for the other walls.

Commemorating the town's fallen in both world wars. Interestingly, the WWI plaque faces downhill from the cross, the WWII plaque was added to the right of it, and a lone stone slab was added by the path in front of it. The latter is dedicated to Lance Sergeant Oliver Brooks, Coldstream Guards, who perished on 8th October, 1915 - doubtless a late discovery.

An old inn, probably host to hundreds of miners and printers in its time.

Copied from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Paulton is a large village, population around 5,000, located to the north of the Mendip Hills, in the unitary authority of Bath and North East Somerset (BANES), England. A former coal mining village and home to the now-closed Polestar Purnells printing factory and Ashman's boot factory, where 'Tuf' boots were manufactured, Paulton is now largely populated by commuters to Bristol and Bath.