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The Historical Association: More of Bristol's Distinctive Buildings

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Explore Bristol’s distinctive architecture with building and social historian Andrew Foyle, as he uncovers the stories behind the city’s 19th- and 20th-century buildings at a University of Bristol lecture.

Andrew Foyle, a building and social historian, returns by popular demand to give a lecture on Bristol's distinctive built heritage. The talk focuses on more of the city's unique architecture and the stories that its buildings reveal about Bristol's past.

The event is organised as a Historical Association branch lecture at the University of Bristol. It is suitable for anyone interested in history, local heritage and the development of the city, with particular attention to 19th- and 20th-century buildings.

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Andrew Foyle

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27 January 2027, 19:30

Location

In-person · The Humanities Building, 7 Woodland Road, University of Bristol BS8 1TB, Bristol
Free to participate

£5 for guests. Free for students, National members and members of the university.

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