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Clevedon Through Time Will Musgrave

Clevedon Through Time By Will Musgrave

Clevedon Through Time by Will Musgrave


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Summary

This fascinating selection of photographs traces some of the many ways in which Clevedon has changed and developed over the last century.

Clevedon Through Time Summary

Clevedon Through Time by Will Musgrave

Overlooking the Bristol Channel, the North Somerset town of Clevedon is one of the most picturesque seaside resorts in England. It has grown from an insignificant cluster of rural dwellings, at the end of the eighteenth century, to a bustling urban community in the space of just two centuries. Despite its rapid growth, it has managed to retain its traditional appeal and charm, as these beautifully illustrated pages show. With its iconic pier, seaside walkways, ornamental gardens, beaches, Marine Lake and bathing areas, Clevedon is a haven for holidaymakers. Behind the seafront, the town boasts a fine selection of Victorian and Georgian buildings, historic churches, pubs, shops and unique landmarks. As this wonderful collection of old and new images shows, there is far more to the town than just deckchairs and donkey rides.

About Will Musgrave

Will Musgrave is an archaeology graduate from the University of Bristol. Will is a keen historian and amateur photographer, and combines these passions with his love of travel. He lives in Bristol where he was born and brought up.

Additional information

GOR008415093
9781445620640
1445620642
Clevedon Through Time by Will Musgrave
Used - Very Good
Paperback
Amberley Publishing
2014-08-15
96
N/A
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