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Hanbury Road, BRISTOL, BS8 2EP

Another view of the terrace shown in Image], dropping down the hill towards Alma Road.

There is a long terrace on the north side of tree-lined Hanbury Road, with elaborate bow windows on each house.

Part of a terrace of 15 properties on the west side of the road.

This damaged OS cut mark can be found on the gatepost of No30 Alma Road. It marks a point 57.818m above mean sea level.

The Clifton area was developed as a prosperous middle-class 19th century suburb of Bristol, and this fine terrace of houses on Oakfield Road is seen from the corner of Leigh Road. The sunshine and blossom give the feel of an April day, although the picture was taken in February.

Late Victorian detached villas near Victoria Park. These appear as Westminster Villas on old maps.

A stone pillar has been knocked off its spot, presumably by a motor vehicle.

A Georgian letterbox, courtesy of McDowall Steven. Note the graffiti only appears on smooth surfaces, not the stony stuff.

A terrace of three, actually linked to an adjoining terrace on the right.

Office building in the former Pembroke Road Chapel, on the corner of Oakfield Road and Oakfield Grove (about 150 metres east of Pembroke Road). The first church on this site was a tin tabernacle (corrugated metal building) of 1866, painted to look like stone and with a spire c55ft high. This was replaced by the building seen here, a cruciform church of 1877. After the church closed in the 1930s, it was for a time a garage before conversion to offices. The nameboard shows Whyatt Pakeman Partners Chartered Accountants.