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The Bristol University pedal car race at Hengrove Park in 1967
Easton Road, Bristol the morning after a large air raid on the city. The bus in the foreground was from the Lawrence Hill depot and was destroyed by a bomb. Victor T
An aerial view showing the St Mary Le Port area of Bristol before the Blitz Circa June 1939
Its a Knockout with legendary host Eddie Waring, staged as part of the Bristol 600 Exhibition on the Downs in 1973
Bristol Rovers 1950-51 back row l to r Jack Pitt, Peter Sampson, Ray Warren, Bert Hoyle, Geoff Fox, Harry Bamford, front row l to r George Petherbridge, Bill Roost, Vic Lambden, Geoff Bradford
Trying to break the ice on a frozen floating harbour, Bristol, in the bitterly cold winter of 1970
Aerial view of Bristol Airport in 1960s
Kings TID Tug "Sea Gem"pictured in 1961 in Bristol HarbourKings TID Tug " Sea Gem" pictured in 1961 in Bristol Harbour
The old George Courage brewery in Bristol, viewed from what is now the citys Castle Park. 1950s
Bristol Zoo, children gathered around the bear pit 1st June 1965
Holms Sand and Gravel Company at the Bathurst Basin, opposite the General Hospital, Bristol. The sand companies were the last dockside industry to disappear from the Floating Harbour in the 1980s
Bedminster Bridge and a newly re-constructed Redcliffe Hill l 1960s. The right hand site of the hill, with its many old familiar shops and businesses, still awaits demolition
Residents of Catherine Mead Street, Bedminster, celebrate the Coronation in 1953
St Mary Le Port Church Tower All that was left after the bombing of World War II Circa 1946
Repairing the gates at Netham Lock, Bristol on the Feeder canal in 1963
The Beatles at Bristols Colston Hall. November 15th 1963 as part of The Beatles autumn tour. Ringo Starr, John Lennon, George Harrison, Paul McCartney
Cary Grant. The Hollywood actor Cary Grant (real name Archie Leach) was often in Bristol, the city of his birth, to see his mother, who was in a nursing home
Horsefair, Bristol seen here in the early 1950s, with the foundation work for Lewiss store (now Primark) well under way. The only point of reference to-day are the remaining trees on the edge of St
Redcliffe Hill and Bedminster Bridge, Bristol, in the late 1950s. The George and Dragon pub, on the corner of Commercial Road
Bristol Times, Speedway, the Bristol Bulldogs perform at the Knowle Stadium in the 1950s
Empire Theatre - Old Market, Bristol For The Empire Theatre in Old Market, where Hollywood actor Cary Grant had his first job in show business
The legendary summer of 1976 was so hot that the swing bridge at the Cumberland Basin, Bristol expanded and stuck. This picture shows the desperate attempts that were made to cool down the structure
Castle Park, Bristol opposite the Prudential building, in 1959. The area where the cars are parked, off Wine Street, had been cleared of Blitzed shops and buildings
Alan Dicks gives tactical advice to the Bristol City players before an Ashton Gate game. Joe Royle (No 9 on the right), Donnie Gillis (front, head down), next to him is Ray Cashley and behind him
The old Royal Mail sorting office in Small Street, Bristol, before the move to a brand new building at Temple Meads in 1969. The mail is now sorted at Filton. Circa 1965
Roundabouts on The Horsefair, Bristol 1880
Bristol Speedway at Knowle Stadium, 1950
Vandyck Cinema, Fishponds Road, Bristol -1961 showing the film The Greengage Summer ub
Police with helmets and gas masks 1939 Bristol
COLLEGE GREEN IN 1950 As Bristols new Council House was nearing completion in the late 1940s it was decided that the public view of the building would be vastly improved by lowering College Green by
The Ritz Cinema, Brislington, Bristol 1970
Cannon Street Bristol 1976
The Bristol Bulldog dirt-track speedway team in the 1950 s. At the back, wearing the helmet, is the team captain, Billy Hole
Bristol Garricks Head pub centre shortly before demolition 1975 with modern tower block behind. Circa 1975
Williams hardware shop, Sandy Park Road, Brislington, Bristol Circa 1920
The Queen visited Bath in 1977, above, as part of her Silver Jubilee tour. She was given so many flowers during her walkabout through Orange Grove that she was prompted to ask whether Bath had any
Armistice Day Procession, Bristol, Wednesday 11th November 1936
Picture shows Mrs Edna Ford with her children, leave their house in Knowle Park, Bristol. (Avon and Somerset area) Daughter June (left - aged 5) Her other daughter (right - aged 8)
A Shelter Party in Bedminster, South of the city of Bristol. Somerset and Avon area. Bristol was Englands fifth most heavily bombed city, from 24th November 1940 to 15th May 1944
Union Street in Bristol. Somerset and Avon area. Picture shows pedestrians amongst the blitzed remains of Union Street Broadmead, Bristol
Bombed streets in Bristol re-opened to the public. 1940 Somerset and Avon area. Picture shows pedestrians amongst the blitzed remains of a street in Bristol
Air raid damage to Messrs. E. S. & A. Robinsons premises, the Bristol printersAir raid damage to Messrs. E.S. & A. Robinsons premises, the Bristol printers. Somerset and Avon area. Bristol was Englands fifth most heavily bombed city, from 24th November 1940 to 15th May 1944
Winston Churchill, Sir Charles Maby and Mrs Churchill visit a bombed area in Bristol, during World War Two. Somerset and Avon area
Cottagers in a South Western area survey the few salvaged possessions after their home was destroyed in an air raid. Picture taken in the Bristol area of England. Somerset and Avon area
Air raid victims together in a hall or lounge during a local event or speech regarding the local situation. Bristol, England during The Blitz of world War Two. Somerset and Avon area
Homeless civilians after a bombing raid. Exact location unknown. Somerset and Avon area. Bristol was Englands fifth most heavily bombed city, from 24th November 1940 to 15th May 1944
The remains of Union Street, Bristol, Avon and Somerset, photographed from the nearby Odeon Cinema. 24th November 1940 Bristol was Englands fifth most heavily bombed city
The bombed site of Scull & Sons, Sanitary Engineers, in Redcliffe Street, Bristol, Somerset. Pictured after a German air raid in world War Two
