Bristol, Old Houses And Tolley's Bank 1890
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The junction of Wine Street and High Street. High Street was where Joseph Cottle opened a bookshop and publishing house in 1791. His authors included Samuel Taylor Coleridge and the local poet Robert Southey, who was born in Wine Street in 1774.

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The Dutch House - this 17th century building once stood on the corner of Wine Street. It was reduced to a charred skeleton during the Second World War and for safety's sake it had to be pulled down. The Dutch House was Bristol's best-known landmark before the Blitz. By 1732 it was the house of John Vaughan, a goldsmith, in 1810 it became the Castle Bank, in 1826 the Stuckey's Bank; and by 1855 it was occupied by Mr ...see more