What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: St. Nicholas Seamen's Church 1868 - 1919 The Seamen's Mission moved to New Cut Bridge 1919-1941 and to Prince of Wales Dock 1947 Recorded plaque organisation: Missions to Seamen, Swansea.
St. Nicholas Seamen's Church served as a vital spiritual hub for sailors in Bristol from 1868 until its relocation in 1919, reflecting the city's significant maritime history and the community support essential to seafarers.
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Photo: John Levin · CC BY-SA 2.0