Rhodia Chemical Plant, Avonmouth – Bristol
The chemical plant dates right back to 1917, it has had various names and uses over the years – Aluminium Sulphar Limited, ISC Chemicals Limited,
Sevalco Plant, Avonmouth – Bristol
The Sevalco plant in Avonmouth, Bristol, specialised in producing carbon black. Carbon black is most commonly used in the production of rubber in tyres. The
Barrow Hospital, Bristol
This probably was the very last visit to Barrow. Having documented the site over the past 18 months – the complete destruction of the site
Barrow Hosptial, Bristol
Ee’s a nutter. Ee awt a be in Barawl Gurnee. Barrow Hospital is as well known to Bristolians as Brunel, Cary Grant and Cider. While
Glenside Hospital, Bristol
After Mid Wales the plan had to been to return home but another detour on route took us to Bristol’s own ‘City Asylum’ – Glenside
Clifton Rocks Railway, Bristol
Have visited this absolutely wonderful site several times in the last few years. So much history crammed into a little known ‘white elephant’ of a
Bridewell Island, Bristol
This was my third visit to the site, having previously visited back in Feb & March. I still don’t think I’ve captured all of the
Weston Pier, North Somerset
Sadly on the 28th July Weston Pier caught fire. A huge devistating fire destroyed the pavilions at the end of the pier. 3 days later
Barrow Hosptial, Bristol
Barrow Hosptial was built in the 1930’s to release the amount of patients held at Bristol’s main asylum ‘The Glenside’ – It was originally called
Clifton Rocks Railway, Bristol
Visited initally on the open day in May to see the top station and all the artifacts found and then again today to see the
Goldney Grotto, Bristol
The Goldney families influence in Bristol can be trace back as far as 1637 when Thomas Goldney I was sent, by his father, to Bristol
Pro-Cathedral of the Holy Apostles, Bristol
The Pro-Cathedral of the Holy Apostles was the Roman Catholic cathedral in the city of Bristol, England from 1850 to 1973. The Pro-Cathedral was replaced