
Barton Hill Heritage Trail Four
Lawrence Hill, Bristol
- 35 minutes / 1.1km
- 9
A circular walk taking in a Victorian stink pipe drain, a hidden brook named the Wain & history of local trains! Step-free but some kerbs.
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Step 1: This walk starts at the Wellspring Settlement at the junction of Ducie Road and Morley Street. There are toilets here.
Step 2: The nearest bus stops are on Church Street or by Lawrence Hill Train Station.

Step 3: From Ducie Road you can see two blue plaques on the side of the settlement buildings, the newest in honour of Hilda Cashmore.

Step 4: The traffic island here has a beautiful planter and a bench, a great place to sit and reflect on the settlement's history.

Step 5: With your back to the settlement, cross Barton Hill Road. Turn right on the other side, keeping Beaufort House to your left as you walk.

Step 6: Continue for a short distance. Opposite is the small green space of Barton Green.

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