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What is recorded here
Welsh Back is a historic street in Bristol associated with the city's 18th-century maritime and commercial history, reflecting the area's development during the Georgian period. It is important as part of the historical fabric of Bristol's Old City, near key trade routes and the River Avon.
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Places near here
Bristol Merchant SeafarersMemorial · 25 yd
Redcliffe BackHeritage attraction · 62 yd
Sculpture at Redcliff QuayPublic sculpture · 84 yd
The Llandoger TrowMemorial · 96 yd
St Nicholas' AlmshousesListed building · 110 yd
Section of City Wall, King StreetScheduled monument · 122 yd
West India HouseListed building · 124 yd
Baldwin StreetVisitor information · 140 yd
Vault in High StreetScheduled monument · 229 yd
Thunderbolt SquareVisitor information · 280 yd
Packed in the giant's caveCave or cavern · 325 yd
Waterfall steps at the head of Narrow QuayWaterfall · 408 ydOther information
Photo: DS Pugh · CC BY-SA 2.0