What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: Site of Friars Street Congregational Church 1710 - 1965 Recorded plaque organisation: Sudbury Freemen's Trust.
Friars Street Congregational Church served as a significant place of worship for Nonconformists in Bristol from 1710 until its demolition in 1965, reflecting the enduring presence of dissenting religious groups in England.
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