Social History (TB2559)

Black and white real photo postcard, titled "Redcliffe, North Porch" near bottom left corner, in black. Exterior view of an elaborately carved stone doorway with steps leading up to it, at St Mary Redcliffe Church. "Horton" appears at bottom right corner. Postally unused.

Social History (TB2560)

Real photo albumen print (?) postcard, titled "Redcliffe" at bottom left corner, in black. Exterior view of St Mary Redcliffe Church, taken from corner at the foot of Redcliff Hill. Cobbled street in the foreground. Postally unused.

Social History (TB2561)

Black and white real photo postcard, titled "Old Redcliffe Church, Bristol" at bottom left corner, in white. Exterior view of St Mary Redcliffe Church, minus spire. Series no. 549. Broad white spaces at right and left edges. Postally unused.

Social History (TB2562)

Sepia photograph, printed on 'post card' paper. Image shows people leaving entrance of St Mary Redcliffe Church on Rush Sunday, 1909. The Mayor (?) or at least an individual wearing ceremonial dress, is coming down the steps, preceded by a trumpeter. Lining the steps are girls holding flowers and boys in uniforms (Boys Brigade) (?). Pencilled on reverse is "Rush Sunday, St Mary Redcliff, 1909".

Social History (TB2564)

Sepia photograph, printed on 'post card' paper. Image shows people leaving entrance of St Mary Redcliffe Church on Rush Sunday, 1909. The Mayor (?) wearing a fur-trimmed ceremonial cape, has just exited the Church, down a flight of stone steps. Lining the steps are girls holding flowers and boys in uniforms (Boys Brigade) (?). A trumpeter in ceremonial dress stands at centre foreground. Pencilled on reverse is "Rush Sunday, St Mary Redcliff, 1909". White borders.

Social History (TB2571)

Sepia real photo postcard, titled "Ancient cieling (spelt incorrectly) Castle Green 1907" near bottom edge, in white. A view of a ceiling with decorative plaster work, principally two oval-shaped decorations. A rope hangs, suspended from the ceiling. Series no. 546 printed after title. Postally unused.

Social History (TB2573)

Black and white postcard of an old print, titled "Old College Green, Bristol" at bottom right corner, in white. A view of College Green, with the Cathedral at left. People can be seen in the foreground, including at left a man with a small dog. Postally unused.

Social History (TB2575)

Sepia real photo postcard, titled "College Green, Bristol" along bottom edge at right, in white. A view of College Green, with the High Cross in the middle distance at left. Postally unused.

Social History (TB2577)

Black and white real photo postcard, titled "The destruction of the Colston Hall by fire" near bottom right corner, in white. An interior view of the burnt-out Colston Hall. Postally unused.

Social History (TB2579)

Black and white postcard of a print, titled "Colston's School, St. Augustine's Place - opened in 1708" along bottom edge at centre, in black. An exterior view of the School, with children walking two-by-two out of the side gate (the pillars of which are topped with dolphins (?)). Series no. 317 printed at top right corner. Postally unused.

Social History (TB2585.1)

Sepia real photo postcard, titled "Old tower at Cotham, Bristol" at bottom right corner, in white. A tall, stone-built tower partly covered with ivy and surrounded by trees, is depicted. Series no. 454 printed at bottom right corner. Postally unused.

Social History (TB2585.2)

Sepia real photo postcard, titled "Old tower at Cotham, Bristol" at bottom right corner, in white. A tall, stone-built tower partly covered with ivy and surrounded by trees, is depicted. Series no. 454 printed at bottom right corner. Postally unused.

Social History (TB2587)

Black and white real photo postcard, titled "Deans Arch, Bristol" along bottom edge, in black. A view of the Norman archway, with a lattice motif carved in the stone on the arch. "Horton" appears at bottom right corner. Postally unused.

Social History (TB2588)

Black and white real photo postcard, titled "Deans Arch, Bristol" at bottom left of image, in black. A view of a Norman archway at Bristol Cathedral, with a lattice motif carved in the stone on the arch. "Horton" appears at bottom right corner. White space at bottom edge. Postally unused.

Social History (TB2594)

Black and white real photo postcard, titled "Ellbroad St., Bristol" near bottom left corner, in white. A view along Ellbroad Street, with a hand milk cart sitting by the side of the road, in the foreground. A sign for the "Bristol United Breweries Ltd., beers & stout" can be seen in the distance. Postally unused.

Social History (TB2597)

Black and white postcard of an engraving, titled "Doorway at Franklyn, Davey & Co., Welsh Back, Bristol" along bottom edge, in white. Interior view of a doorway, elaborately carved, surrounded by panelling and a decorative plaster ceiling. White borders. Postally unused.

Social History (TB2598)

Black and white printed postcard of a drawing, titled "Staircase in the house of Messrs. Franklyn on the Back. About the year 1800" along bottom edge, in black. Interior view of a wooden staircase with carved balustrades, at Franklyn, Davey & Co., Welsh Back. Postally unused.

Social History (TB2599)

Black and white printed postcard of a drawing, titled "Chimney piece, in the house of Messrs. Franklyn on the Back. About the year 1800" along bottom edge, in black. Depicted is a grand fireplace with carved overmantle, at Franklyn, Davey & Co., Welsh Back. Postally unused.

Social History (TB2608)

Black and white postcard of a drawing, titled "Guildhall Bristol 1850" at bottom left corner, in white. An exterior view of the Guildhall, with individuals in mid-century dress milling about in the foreground. Postally unused.

Social History (TB2610)

Black and white printed postcard of a print, titled "Tailors Hall and part of a Monastery, Cyder House Passage. About the year 1800" along bottom edge, in black. Exterior view. Postally unused.

Social History (TB2612)

Black and white real photo postcard, titled "Old hermitage near Redcliff Church" at right edge, in white. Exterior view of the stone-built hermitage, surrounded by trees. White space along bottom edge. Postally unused.

Social History (TB2614.1)

Sepia postcard of a drawing, untitled. A night-time scene, lit dimly by burning torches, showing men (some appear to be holding rifles) marching or standing at attention, outside a fortified place, possibly Lawford's Gate Prison (?). In the foreground are a number of woman and other on-lookers. Possible connection to the Bristol Riots. Series no. 566 printed at top left corner of image. Broad white borders, except at top edge. Postally unused.

Social History (TB2614.2)

Black and white postcard of a drawing, untitled. A night-time scene, lit dimly by burning torches, showing men (some appear to be holding rifles) marching or standing at attention, outside a fortified place, possibly Lawford's Gate Prison (?). In the foreground are a number of woman and other on-lookers. Possible connection to the Bristol Riots. Series no. 566 printed at top left corner of image. Broad white borders. Postally unused.

Social History (TB2616)

Black and white real photo postcard, titled "The High Cross, College Green in 1910" at bottom right corner, in white. View of the High Cross at College Green, with the Lord Mayor's Chapel in the background and children playing in the foreground. Series no. 498. Postally unused.

Social History (TB2617)

Black and white real photo postcard, untitled. A view of the High Cross at College Green, with the Lord Mayor's Chapel in the background. "Horton, Photographer, Bristol" printed on the reverse at top left corner. Postally unused.

Social History (TB2627)

Black and white real photo postcard, titled "Bristol Royal Infirmary, King Edward VII. memorial" at bottom left corner, in white. An exterior view of the Edward VII buildings, viewed from Upper Maudlin Street. Bee Series, no. 3001. Postally unused.

Social History (TB2628)

Black and white real photo postcard, titled "The Royal visit to Bristol. His Majesty receiving an address at the King Edward VII memorial infirmary" at bottom left corner, in white. A slightly elevated view, showing crowds assembled around a canopy, under which the King & Queen are seated, listening to the address. Series no. cut-off at bottom right corner. Postally unused.

Social History (TB2630)

Black and white real photo postcard, titled "Old King Street, Bristol" at bottom right corner, in white. A street scene, looking from the corner of King William Avenue towards Welsh Back. The Bunch of Grapes public house is on the left. Image very slightly blurred. Horse-drawn delivery vehicles can be seen in the middle distance, as can the horse droppings on the cobbled streets! A row of old timber-framed, gabled buildings is in the foreground, at right. Affixed to the side of these buildings is a sign, advertising "G. Williams, mason, plasterer, painter, decorator & c.". Postally unused.

Social History (TB2631)

Sepia real photo postcard, titled "Old almshouses and coopers hall, King st., Bristol" at bottom left corner, in white. A street scene, looking at St Nicholas Almshouses on the corner of Queen Charlotte Street. In the foreground, the street is fairly empty, apart from two men. Series no. 487 printed at top right corner. Postally unused.

Social History (TB2632)

Black and white postcard of a drawing, titled "Bristol Riots 1831, Burning Lawfords Gate Prison" at bottom right corner, in white. A view of the prison building, burning, at night. Series no. 395 printed at top left corner. Postally unused.

Social History (TB2633)

Black and white real photo postcard, titled "The cells, Lawfords Gate Prison" at top left corner, in white. An interior view of the prison, showing a corridor with cells either side. Postally unused.

Social History (TB2634)

Black and white real photo postcard, titled "Prison Chapel, old jail, Bristol, now demolished" at bottom right corner, in white. An interior view of the chapel, with terraced pews, at Lawford's Gate Prison. Postally unused.

Social History (TB2635)

Sepia tone printed (?) postcard, titled "The old jail, Bristol" near bottom right corner, in white. An elevated view of the exterior of Lawford's Gate Prison, with the river in front, in the foreground. Postally unused.

Social History (TB2637)

Sepia real photo postcard, titled "Lawfords Gate Prison, Bristol" at bottom left corner, in white. A photograph of an exterior wall, with sturdy looking doors and small windows, barred. Series no. 292 appears at top right. Postally unused.

Social History (TB2638)

Sepia real photo postcard, titled "Corridor and cells. Old jail now demolished. Bristol" along bottom edge, in white. An interior view, showing a long, narrow corridor, cells lining the right-hand side. Pencilled on reverse is "Old goal, new cut". Postally unused.

Social History (TB2639)

Black and white real photo postcard, titled "The chapel, Lawfords Gate Prison, Bristol" along bottom edge, in white. An interior view, looking through bars towards the stained glass window of the chapel. Series no. 290 printed at top right corner. Postally unused.

Social History (TB2640)

Black and white real photo postcard, titled "A side doorway, Lawfords Gate Prison, Bristol" along bottom edge, in white. An exterior view, looking at a thick, stone-built wall, with a small doorway at centre, surrounded by three small, barred windows. Postally unused.

Social History (TB2642)

Black and white postcard of a print, titled "Mantlepiece, City Library, Bristol" at bottom left corner, in black. An interior view, showing the ornate carved fireplace by G. Gibbons, with books on shelves, either side. Above the fire hands an oil painting. Postally unused.

Social History (TB2644)

Black and white real photo postcard, titled "Old library, King St., Bristol" at bottom right corner, in white. A street scene, looking along King Street, with the old library building on the right. Postally unused.

Social History (TB2646)

Sepia real photo postcard, titled "Simon de Burton's almshouse, founded 1292, Long Row, Bristol" at bottom left corner, in white. A view showing a lane, with the almshouse on the left. Signage attached to the wall at right reads, "W.H. Smith & Son, wholesale newsagent". Postally unused.