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Unidentified Victorian House, near to Christ Church, Clifton (drawing/watercolour)

Park Hill House, St Michael's (drawing/watercolour)

Poyntz Hall, Iron Acton (drawing/watercolour)

Back Street, Bristol (drawing/watercolour)

Butter Lane, Peter Street (drawing/watercolour)

St Werbergh's Church (print)

Host Street, Bristol (drawing/watercolour)

The Pilgrim Inn, Little Lewin's Mead (drawing/watercolour)

St Werburg's Church [St Werbergh's Church] (drawing/watercolour)

The Rising Sun, Castle Ditch (drawing/watercolour)

The Old Drawbridge, Bristol (drawing/watercolour)

The Bush Inn (drawing/watercolour)

Corner of Redcross Street and Carey's Lane (drawing/watercolour)

Whitson Court, with the West End of St James' Church (drawing/watercolour)

King Street and the Llandoger Trow (drawing/watercolour)

The Pilgrim Inn, Tucker Street (drawing/watercolour)

Newgate Prison, in 1820 (drawing/watercolour)

Mary-le-Port Street, Bristol (drawing/watercolour)

Mary-le-Port Street in 1880 (drawing/watercolour)

Wine Street (drawing/watercolour)

Back of St Peter's Hospital, Bristol (drawing/watercolour)

Thunderbolt Street (drawing/watercolour)

Lewin's Mead (drawing/watercolour)

The Blue Bowl Inn, St James's Back (drawing/watercolour)

Gateway to Arno's Castle, Brislington [view of the north side of gate] (drawing/watercolour)

King Street, Bristol, Showing the Theatre Royal, Cooper's Hall and Alms Houses (drawing/watercolour)

Prince Street Bridge. Bridge built by old Bristol Dock company in 1809 over Gib Ferry. Dean & Chapter collected tolls on pedestrians, and Dock Company on horses and carriages. G.W.R. purchased tolls and sold them to Corporation in 1878 for £15000. Present bridge opened free of toll 27 January 1879. (photograph)