Why this matters
Vining Warehouse, constructed in 1840, stands as a testament to Bristol's industrial heritage, originally serving as a significant commercial hub for Charles Vining & Sons, reflecting the city’s prominence in corn merchandising and broader mercantile activities during the Victorian era.
What is recorded here
This black commemorative plaque records: Vining Warehouse Built in 1840 for Bristol - based corn merchants Charles Vining & Sons, this warehouse originally had a double height ground floor which was initially used by a firm of iron merchants. In the 20th century, the building served as a corn store for the nearby Reynolds mills in Albert Warehouse. Recorded plaque organisation: Port of Gloucester.
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