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Fascinating Vintage Photos Show Bristol in the 1960s

Bristol was heavily bombarded during World War II; the city center suffered severe damage. After the war Bristol developed rapidly, many new housing schemes were launched to accommodate the growing population. Postwar reconstruction included the Council House, other modern public structures, and a new Broadmead shopping center. The Robinson Building was erected in 1966. The first supersonic airliner, the Concorde, was built in the late-1960s.

Here are some fascinating vintage photos that will take you back to 1960s Bristol. These photographs show streets, scenes, and everyday life.

#1 Old Market, 1961.

Old Market, 1961.

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#2 Bristol Bridge, 1960

Bristol Bridge, 1960

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#3 Baldwin Street, 1968

Baldwin Street, 1968

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#4 Bristol Hippodrome, 1961

Bristol Hippodrome, 1961

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#5 Union Street, 1961

Union Street, 1961

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#6 Union Street, 1960

Union Street, 1960

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#7 View of the old CWS Building 1962

View of the old CWS Building 1962

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#8 Block of flats near completion 1960

Block of flats near completion 1960

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#9 Ariel view of the city centre.

Ariel view of the city centre.

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#10 Dock Crane at Canons Marsh 1960.

Dock Crane at Canons Marsh 1960.

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#11 Docks: Narrow Quay 1962

Docks: Narrow Quay 1962

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#12 The Hatchet Inn, Bristol, 1967.

The Hatchet Inn, Bristol, 1967.

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#13 The point of no return is marked by a road name plate and a traffic sign in the Arno’s Vale area of Bristol.

The point of no return is marked by a road name plate and a traffic sign in the Arno's Vale area of Bristol.

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#14 Colston Hall in Bristol, 1960.

Colston Hall in Bristol, 1960.

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#15 Colston Hall and Little Theatre, 1960.

Colston Hall and Little Theatre, 1960.

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#16 The Victoria Rooms in Bristol, 1967.

The Victoria Rooms in Bristol, 1967.

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#17 The Victoria Room’s fountain, with the Royal West of England Academy of Art behind, 1967.

The Victoria Room's fountain, with the Royal West of England Academy of Art behind, 1967.

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#18 BBC Bristol in Whiteladies Road, 1967.

BBC Bristol in Whiteladies Road, 1967.

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#19 The new Bristol Entertainment Centre, 1967.

The new Bristol Entertainment Centre, 1967.

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#20 Christmas Steps 1961

Christmas Steps 1961

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#21 Docks: Lock entrance to Cumberland Basin 1962

Docks: Lock entrance to Cumberland Basin 1962

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#22 Bedminster Bridge

Bedminster Bridge

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#23 The Cabot Tower on Brandon Hill, Bristol, 1967.

The Cabot Tower on Brandon Hill, Bristol, 1967.

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#24 Colston Street, 1961

Colston Street, 1961

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