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Pero's Bridge

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Pero's Bridge
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Pero's Bridge in Bristol is named after Pero, an enslaved African man who lived in the 18th century and worked for the merchant Thomas Guy. The bridge commemorates Pero and raises awareness of Bristol's historical connections to the transatlantic slave trade, making it an important local heritage site for education and remembrance.

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