2002 Somerfield[supermarket] Source
2002 Somerfield[supermarket] Source
2002 Somerfield[supermarket] Source
2002 Somerfield[supermarket] Source
2002 Somerfield[supermarket] Source
2002 Somerfield[supermarket] Source
2002 Somerfield[supermarket] Source
2002 Somerfield[supermarket] Source
1982 M.A.C[builder's merchant]
by Tony Virgo  Story 		Source
1980 MAC[builders merchants]  Photo
from Paul Townsend - copy requested
Photo 		Source
1978 U.B.M (MAC)[builders supplies( DIY, wallpaper and paint)] Source
1978 U.B.M (MAC)[builders supplies( DIY, wallpaper and paint)] Source
1978 U.B.M (MAC)[builders supplies( DIY, wallpaper and paint)] Source
1978 U.B.M (MAC)[builders supplies( DIY, wallpaper and paint)] Source
1978 U.B.M (MAC)[builders supplies( DIY, wallpaper and paint)] Source
1978 U.B.M (MAC)[builders supplies( DIY, wallpaper and paint)] Source
1978 U.B.M (MAC)[builders supplies( DIY, wallpaper and paint)] Source
1978 U.B.M (MAC)[builders supplies( DIY, wallpaper and paint)] Source
1964 Premier Cinema  Closed Source
1962 Premier Cinema Theatre[cinema] Source
1960 Premier Cinema[cinema]
The Cinema  PhotoPhoto 		Source
1950 Lesle Dudgille Source
1950 Premier Cinema Theatre[cinema] Source
1945 Premier Cinema
by Gerry Serpell-Morris  Story 		Source
1939 Premier Cinema TheatreS. H. Justin[cinema] Source
1931 Wm. Rt. Weeks Source
1931 Premier Cinema TheatreS. H. Justin[cinema] Source
1921 Premier Cinema TheatreR Justin[cinema] Source
1916 Premier Cinema
by Tony Virgo  Story 		Source
1914 Premier Cinema
The Premier Cinema, located on the east side of Gloucester Road. The cinema was built by W. Porter for S.H. Justin and designed by W. H. Watkins (Ewins 1984, 27). The cinema opened in 1914 with 600 seats downstairs and 100 seats on the balcony (Anderson 1983, 22). The building was altered in the 1930s to hold 962 seats and taken over by Jacey Cinemas Ltd in the 1940s (Ewins 1984, 27). The cinema closed in 1964. The building is extant.
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1910 Deacon[basket maker]by Jo Yeandle  Story Source
1910 Maddocks & Co. North Bristol Cycle Works Source
1910 Maddocks & Co. North Bristol Cycle Works Source
1910 Charles J. Barrettt[blacksmith] Source
1910 John Deacon[basket maker] Source
1910 James Jago Source
1910 Mrs Sarah Jane Randall[laundress] Source
1900 Falconbridge & Maddock North Bristol Cycle Works Source
1900 Baptist Iron Chapel Source
1900 Friends Meetng House Source
1900 Thomas Nicholls[builder etc.] Source
1900 Stephen Garland[blacksmith] Source
1900 William John Leaver Source
1900 David Imrie Source
1900 Henry Randall Source
1890 Thomas Nicholls Source
1890 Tom Castle[blacksmith] Source
1890 Mrs Rowe[laundress] Source
1890 Mrs Selway[laundress] Source
UBM[builder's merchants]
by Mike Matthews  Story 		Source
345, Gloucester Road dated 1980 from Paul Townsend
dated 1980   from Paul Townsend
345, Gloucester Road dated 1960 from Paul Townsend
The Cinema dated 1960   from Paul Townsend