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| One of many warehouses, now used as M-Shed Museum, located on Prince's Wharf at Floating Harbour. Bristol, England. | Row of antique cranes used when many ships laden with goods docked at Floating Harbour. Bristol, England. | Steam locomotive taking passengers along Floating Harbour. Bristol, England. | Modern interior architecture of staircase at M-Shed Museum. Bristol, England. |
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| Ship's figurehead among ship models & paintings at M-Shed Museum. Bristol, England. | Broad Quay painting (c1760) reflecting the time when Bristol, after London, was the most important port in England, British School at M-Shed Museum. Bristol, England. | Clifton Race Course painting (c1813) by Rolinda Sharples at M-Shed Museum. Bristol, England. | The Tam O'Shanter painting (1837), a long distance coach on the Bristol to Exeter route by W Rogers, after poem by Robert Burns, at M-Shed Museum. Bristol, England. |
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| View of Bristol Harbour with Cathedral & the Quay painting (c1740-1821) by Nicholas Pocock as seen from where M-Shed is today at M-Shed Museum. Bristol, England. | St. Mary Redcliffe & Redcliffe Parade from Prince Street Bridge painting (1826) by Samuel Jackson at M-Shed Museum. Bristol, England. | The Ceremony of Laying the Foundation Stone of the Suspension Bridge painting by Samuel Coleman at M-Shed Museum. Bristol, England. | Cast-iron figure of a soldier (1800's) which was placed on a balcony of the Dutch House at M-Shed Museum. Bristol, England. |
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| The Trial of Colonel Brereton painting (1834) by Rolinda Sharples, depicting the court-martial of the officer who refused an order to open fire on crowds during the protest in Bristol at M-Shed Museum. Bristol, England. | Program cover (1908) for visit of King Edward VII & Queen Alexandra to Bristol at M-Shed Museum. Bristol, England. | Some Who Have Made Bristol Famous painting (1930) by Ernest Board depicting an imaginary gathering of people who over the centuries have brought fame to Bristol (including John & Sebastian Cabot) at M-Shed Museum. Bristol, England. | Brabazon Hangar in Construction painting (1947) by Terence Cuneo shows building of aircraft hangar for Bristol Brabazon plane at M-Shed Museum. Bristol, England. |
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| Anderson shelter, made of corrugated steel, used during WWII & distributed to home owners as "backyard" bomb shelters which were half-buried in ground & covered over with earth at M-Shed Museum. Bristol, England. | Sign posting regulations for Allotment gardens used during WWII & allotted to individuals to grow fruits & vegetables to supplement rations at M-Shed Museum. Bristol, England. | Black out headlight curtains for vehicles to minimize light during black-outs at M-Shed Museum. Bristol, England. | Coronation Time: The Flood-lit Tower of Bristol University painting (1953) by Clifford Hanney at M-Shed Museum. Bristol, England. |
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| Ceramic pitchers & cooking pots representing some of the objects which were traded at Bristol port over the centuries at M-Shed Museum. Bristol, England. | Fire engine (1868) made by Shand Mason for the Imperial Fire Office in Bristol at M-Shed Museum. Bristol, England. | Fire equipment made by Shand Mason for Bristol under the authority of the Imperial Fire Office at M-Shed Museum. Bristol, England. | Georges Brewery Dray (c1925) made in Bristol by Fivash & Son & used to carry bottled beer & mineral water throughout Bristol at M-Shed Museum. Bristol, England. |
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| Antique bicycle display at M-Shed Museum. Bristol, England. | Hand built Bristol 16/20 horsepower Type T Tourer (1906), one of only 18 built by Bristol Motor Company at M-Shed Museum. Bristol, England. | Douglas Dragonfly motorcycle (1956), made in Bristol, at M-Shed Museum. Bristol, England. | Rotary aircraft engine at M-Shed Museum. Bristol, England. |
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| Models of locally built aircraft at M-Shed Museum. Bristol, England. |
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