The joy spilled onto East St as generations came together to mark the special and unforgettable occasion.

by the First ResidentsBS3 Heritage Group for Futures Past Less than a hundred years since its establishment, our community of streets...

by the First ResidentsBS3 Heritage Group for Futures Past Just imagine a knock on your door, with lunch on the go, to be told that one...

An innovative, high profile, youth-led, inter-generational and inclusive project in Bristol to take an educative journey through heritage...

Oshun (also known as Ochun or Oxum in Latin America), is the Yoruba Goddess that rules over the sweet waters of the world, the brooks, ...

In 1914, as Britain's men headed abroad to fight, women took their place in huge numbers in the jobs that were left vacant - factories, shop

A song inspired by the floods of Bristol Verse I As we recall in ‘68 The waters rose through the City gates It flooded Eastville, and St....

“My Grandfather was a haulier and lived in Redcliff. One day he befriended a young man who had come up from a small village on Exmoor...

“I’m lucky to live very close to Troopers Hill tower; this is the view from my house. I like watching the changing seasons over...

“I have many happy memories of visits to Beese’s and nearby walks along the river with my partner, before he passed away. Especially the...

“My Dad worked on the canal, he used to bring horse drawn barges carrying coal, up through Hanham” Eileen

“I worked on the suspension bridge in 1964, preparing it for the centenary celebrations since its opening. I worked adding lights to...

“I have vivid memories from my childhood of all the renovation work that was done on the water mill and weirs and to make the area into...

“I have lived in this area all my life and have been visiting the park since I was very little. The park has changed a lot over the...

Just next to the old Bristol General Hospital (built in 1859 and now being developed for luxury accommodation) is Bathhurst Basin....

Flooding has been a constant theme throughout our research of our Blue Green Bristol project including of the Rivers Frome and Avon....

Coal tar, also known as liquor carbonis detergens (LCD), is a very thick, dark liquid with a number of medical and industrial uses. As a...

In 1861 Philip John Worsley became the manager (on six months’ probation) of Netham Chemical Company Works on the banks of the Feeder...

The Statute of Monopolies was an Act of Parliament which allowed monarchs to grant patents (originally over particular industries to ...

The life blood of Bristol's new industries The Feeder Canal was built through the rural countryside to the east of Bristol centre in...