“Explore Brislington’s past through the ages and view current issues of historical significance”
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What we do :
The Society holds regular meetings at St Cuthbert's Church (see Events), and assists with enquiries
about Brislington and family connections. Members receive a regular newsletter. We would welcome any information, photographs etc you may have about Brislington to add to our
knowledge and to record for future generations.
The Society meets on the last Thursday of the month, at St Cuthbert's Church Crypt, Sandy Park Road, Brislington, commencing at 7.30pm. Meetings comprise a talk, which may be illustrated,
by a Society member or invited speakers, on issues of general or local historic interest. We aim to provide at least two Brislington-themed events each year.
Annual Membership Subscription: £20
£2 p.p. per meeting, which includes tea/coffee + raffle ticket.
Visitors: £5
Life Membership: £50
Upcoming Meetings:
All meetings commence at 7.30pm
2024 Events
December 5 "Christmas Lunch at the Langton" 12.30 for 1pm ( Members Only)
2025 Events
No meeting in January
February 27 " The Great Western Cotton Factory" Gary Attterton tells the story of the Barton Hill cotton factory which operated from the 1830s to the 1920s.
March 27 " The Bristol Fireboat, Pyronaut"- Clive Brain will give his talk which was cancelled September 2024 because of illness. Now at M Shed, the Bristol Fireboat operated from 1934 to 1973.
April 24 " The S.S Great Britain" Ian Caskie tells the story of Brunel's famous iron ship launched from Bristol in 1843.