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English: Seventeenth-century depiction of the church, unchanged in the 1728 version of the map from which it is taken.
Date
Source Detail from the 1728 updated edition of James Millerd's map An Exact Delineation of the Famous Citty of Bristoll and Suburbs, first published in 1673. Digitisation undertaken by the Bristol Record Society of an engraving owned by the Society of Merchant Venturers, Bristol.
Author James Millerd and unknown later editors.
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The North prospect of the parrish Church of St Marie Redcliffe in Bristoll (1673)

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St Mary Redcliffe

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