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S.S. Great Britain ticket office (1/15 kc02)
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Brunel's S S Great Britain, the longest passenger ship in the world and the first iron steamer to cross the Atlantic, in 1845 (1/15 kc01)
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S S Great Britain hull (1/15 kc04)
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S S Great Britain stern (1/15 kc03)
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Dry dock (1/15 kc05)
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Pastel shaded terraces above the harbour (1/15 kc06)
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River Avon (1/15 kc08)
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River Avon and Clifton suspension bridge (1/15 kc07)
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River Avon, Hotwell Rd, Brunel's Clifton suspension bridge, Georgian Terraces (1/15 kc09)
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Cabot Way junction (1/15 kc10)
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Cabot Way bridge by Howard Lock (1/15 kc11)
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Aldo's Barber Shop on Regent St Clifton (1/15 kc18)
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Vincenzo's Pizza House, Park St Bristol (1/15 kc19)
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Edward Everard's Printing Works, Art Deco c.1900, Broad St Bristol (1/15 kc22)
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Cornwallis Crescent (c.1800), Clifton, Bristol (1/15 kc14)
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St Vincent's Priory on Sion Hill, Clifton (1/15 kc15)
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Royal York Crescent (c.1900 Grade II), Clifton, Bristol (1/15 kc16)
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The Circus (c.1760 John Wood the elder, Grade I), Bath (1/15 kc17)
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Royal Crescent (c.1770 John Wood the younger), Bath (1/15 kc12)
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Royal Crescent (c.1770 John Wood the younger, Grade 1), Bath (1/15 kc13)
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Maya takeaway, Rivers Street Place, Bath (1/15 kc20)
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Ann King Clothes, 38 Belvedere Bath (1/15 kc21)
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Rivers St/Julian Rd, Bath (1/15 kc24)
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Walcot Parade c.1770, Bath (1/15 kc25)
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Cleveland Place East from Walcot Parade, Bath (1/15 kc26)
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'Radio' motif on/near Walcot Parade, Bath (1/15 kc23)
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Ruined chapel built with stone from the medieval St Mary's church, in the churchyard of St John the Baptist, Bathwick, Bath (1/15 kc30)
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Roman baths, Bath (1/15 kc27)
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Roman baths (1/15 kc28)
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Roman baths (1/15 kc29)