History in Structure

All Photos: 525

Photos this month: 0

Photos this week: 0

Featured Photos: 2

Buildings photographed: 197

First photos of building: 197

First photos of building this month: 0

First photos of building this week: 0

  • Number 152 and Attached Handrail

    152 Cheltenham Road, Montpelier, Bristol is in the centre of the photo.

    30 April 2025

  • 4, Ashley Road

    4, Ashley Road

    30 April 2025

  • 4, Ashley Road

    On the far right of the photo you can see the door of 108 Stokes Croft, there was a gap before 4 Ashley Road. At the end of the building is the Salvation Army Citadel at 6 Ashley Road.

    30 April 2025

  • 4, Ashley Road

    The location of the second row of windows from the right is the approximate location of 4 Ashley Road. The street light was on the front right (looking from here) corner of the garden of 4 Ashley Rd.

    30 April 2025

  • Gate, Piers and Overthrow 30 Metres South East of Filton House

    A close up of the floreate, decorative overthrow of the entrance to Filton House, Gloucester Road North, Filton, S. Glos.

    27 April 2025

  • Gate, Piers and Overthrow 30 Metres South East of Filton House

    The plaque on the left hand gate pier.

    27 April 2025

  • Gate, Piers and Overthrow 30 Metres South East of Filton House

    The Gates, Piers and overthrow of Filton Hopuse, Gloucester Road North, Filton, South Gloucestershire.

    27 April 2025

  • Filton House

    A closer view of the front elevation from the Air Balloon (ph).

    27 April 2025

  • Filton House

    Front and the other side elevation taken from the Air Balloon (ph) next to Filton House.

    27 April 2025

  • Filton House

    Viewed on an oblique angle affords a good rendering of the gates, front and side elevations.

    27 April 2025

  • Filton House

    Filton House viewed through the gates on Gloucester Road North, Filton, South Gloucestershire.

    27 April 2025

  • Monument to Turner in the Churchyard and 5 Metres South of the South Porch of the Church of St Peter

    The side you see as you approach the church. It appears to be plain.

    26 April 2025

  • Monument to Turner in the Churchyard and 5 Metres South of the South Porch of the Church of St Peter

    ....however this end has an inscription that's almost illegible, it states it's in memory of someones wife.

    26 April 2025

  • Monument to Turner in the Churchyard and 5 Metres South of the South Porch of the Church of St Peter

    Monument to Turner in the Churchyard and 5 Metres South of the South Porch of the Church of St Peter

    26 April 2025

  • Monument to Turner in the Churchyard and 5 Metres South of the South Porch of the Church of St Peter

    This end that faces the path is plain....

    26 April 2025

  • Monument to Turner in the Churchyard and 5 Metres South of the South Porch of the Church of St Peter

    The chest tomb of William Turner, the inscription has become illegible due to flaking.

    26 April 2025

  • Filton War Memorial

    The dedication to those who lost their lives in the Second World War and subsequent conflicts. No names or ranks are given.

    26 April 2025

  • Filton War Memorial

    A close up of the names and ranks on the W.W. I. memorial.

    26 April 2025

  • Filton War Memorial

    The war memorial for thoseorm Filton who lost thir lives in W.W,I.

    26 April 2025

  • Church of St Peter

    A clearer view of the church from Church Road.

    26 April 2025

  • Church of St Peter

    Approx midway on Church Road looking across the churchyard to the church.

    26 April 2025

  • Church of St Peter

    The church viewed a little further down Church Road. The boundary wall on the left is on Gloucester Road North.

    26 April 2025

  • Church of St Peter

    The church viewed close to the junction of Church Road (right) and Gloucester Road North on left just out of view.

    26 April 2025

  • 22 and 23, Pritchard Street

    A view of the back of the terrace from Pembroke Street. The windows in the return of 24 are in fact fake, they're just painted onto the masonary infill..

    25 April 2025

  • 22 and 23, Pritchard Street

    An ablique view looking up the slope of Pritchard Street.

    25 April 2025

  • 22 and 23, Pritchard Street

    22 (on left) and 23 both with black doors.

    25 April 2025

  • 22 and 23, Pritchard Street

    An ablique view looking up the slope of Pritchard Street.

    25 April 2025

  • 22 and 23, Pritchard Street

    22 (on left) and 23 both with black doors.

    25 April 2025

  • 22 and 23, Pritchard Street

    22 and 23, Pritchard Street

    25 April 2025

  • 1-8, Pritchard Street

    Close up of numbers 4 & 5, note how the roof line drops every two houses due to the slope of the road.

    25 April 2025

  • 1-8, Pritchard Street

    Number 1 is on the left.

    25 April 2025

  • 9-17, Ashley Road

    Attached to the wall of number nine, surprisingly it doesn't mention either Ellen Terry or E.W. Godwin

    25 April 2025

  • 9-17, Ashley Road

    Front elevation in Ashley Road, note the shape of number 9 and the stacks go in line, also there are no attic rooms.

    25 April 2025

  • 9-17, Ashley Road

    Rear elevation in Wellington Lane. The frst one is number 11. number 9 is triangular.

    25 April 2025

  • 9-17, Ashley Road

    Elevaton fronting Ashley Road. Number 9 is on the left.

    25 April 2025

  • Church View

    Front elevation showing number 2.

    25 April 2025

  • Church View

    Church View

    25 April 2025

  • Church View

    Front elevation showing part of both number 1 & 2.

    25 April 2025

  • Church View

    Side and front view of number 1.

    25 April 2025

  • 12-18, Jubilee Road

    Number 18.

    25 April 2025

BritishListedBuildings.co.uk is an independent online resource and is not associated with any government department. All government data published here is used under licence. Please do not contact BritishListedBuildings.co.uk for any queries related to any individual listed building, planning permission related to listed buildings or the listing process itself.

British Listed Buildings is a Good Stuff website.