“Explore Brislington’s past through the ages and view current issues of historical significance”
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About us
Society Aims :
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To strive to preserve the historic character and beauty of Brislington and the surrounding area.
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To collect and provide information on local history, architectural and environmental matters.
History :
The Society was founded in 1984 to record and protect the area’s past, and try to safeguard its future.
An initial public meeting attracted over 200 people, following which a Constitution was compiled and the Society,
then called the Brislington Conservation and Amenity Society, was launched.
In its early years, a Brislington Conservation Area was established, and members became involved in the
preservation and listing of the historic ‘Lynwood’ - a prominent Victorian house on the Bath Road.
The Society has continued to monitor planning developments which affect the historic
character of the area. We have assisted in listing a former summerhouse belonging to Wick House, one of
Brislington’s great houses.
In 2024 the Society celebrated its 40th anniversary.
What we do :
The Society holds regular meetings in local venues (see Events), and assists
with enquiries about Brislington and family connections.