| 1844 Houses - Frenchay Common... |
Winterbourne Family History Online... |
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4 - Newlands, now demolished Home of Dr Golla in the 1930s - 1940s |
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9 - Cliff Court, now demolished Home of CHB Elliott, Schools Inspector and author of the history book "Winterbourne, Gloucestershire", during the first half of the 20th century. |
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9 - Cliff Court Lodge |
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18 - Westbourne Terrace, just behind the National School |
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20 St John Baptist Church 1834 |
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21 - Frenchay National School, built 1843 |
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26 - Frenchay Park Now the headquarters of the Frenchay Hospital Trust |
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31 - Unitarian Chapel, circa 1669
32 - Old House
Once the home of Francis Fox Tuckett |
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33 - Clarendon House
Once the home of Frederick Denison Maurice, 19th century social reformer and founder of Working Men's Colleges in London |
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35 - Frenchay House |
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36 - Cedar Hall
Once the home of Francis McGregor Fry, whose widow allowed the house to be used as a Hospital during the Second World War. |
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38 - once the Rectory, on the right;
Bradstone's house on the left |
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52 - Fromeshawe House, Northern half later re-named Lake House |
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53 - Riverwood House
Once the home of Joseph Storrs Fry, who turned his father's chocolate shop into a major Chocolate Making Industry. |
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101 - Manor House
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102 - Manor Cottage |
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103 - Malmains, a view taken at the rear
Now demolished
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106 - Friends Meeting House, 1809 |