England's Past for Everyone: Historic Environment Research

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Matthew Bristow
Historic Environment Research Manager
Institute of Historical Research
University of London
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Malet Street
London
WC1E 7HU
England
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Bristol

The Bristol project was led by two academics, Dr Madge Dresser and Dr Peter Fleming at the Regional History Centre of the University of the West of England, working with volunteers to research 1001 years of the presence and experience of ethnic minorities in the city.

A paperback book Bristol: Ethnic Minorities and the City 1000-2001. In addition to the authors, Edson Burton (playwright and poet), Joe Hillaby (expert on medieval Jewry) and Forward Maisokwadzo (exiled Zimbabwean journalist) contributed to the book. Architectural consultant Andy Foyle, author of the Buildings of England City Guide for Bristol, produced a gazetteer of lost and extant religious sites in the city and a history of their congregations as part of the research.

Report files:
Identity and the City: a History of Ethnic Minorities in Bristol, 1002 - 2001: PLACES OF WORSHIP BY DENOMINATION PDF 656 Kb
Identity and the City: a History of Ethnic Minorities in Bristol, 1002 - 2001: BRISTOL ETHNIC MINORITIES AND PLACES OF WORSHIP - APPENDICES PDF 291 Kb
Identity and the City: a History of Ethnic Minorities in Bristol, 1002 - 2001: LOCATION INDEX FOR PLACES OF WORSHIP PDF 172 Kb
Identity and the City: a History of Ethnic Minorities in Bristol, 1002 - 2001: PLANNING OBJECTIONS TO PLACES OF WORSHIP PDF 159 Kb
Map showing locations of all the denominations gazeteer entries in Bristol PDF 106 Kb

Publications

BRISTOL: ETHNIC MINORITIES AND THE CITY 1000-2001 by Madge Dresser, Peter Fleming. Phillimore & Co. Ltd. ISBN 978-1-86077-477-5


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