More Offbeat Bristol
More Offbeat Bristol by James Belsey, published by Redcliffe in 1993, presents a fascinating exploration of the lesser-known stories and characters that shape the city of Bristol. This edition, comprising 64 pages, delves into intriguing anecdotes, such as the legendary founder of Bristol, the first hot air balloon landing in Britain, and the haunting of the Theatre Royal in King Street. Belsey’s work invites readers to discover the unexpected aspects of Bristol’s rich history.
In this collection, readers will find 50 unique tales that reveal the city’s quirky charm and historical significance. The book covers various topics related to British and Irish history, local history, and travel, making it a valuable resource for both residents and visitors. Belsey’s engaging storytelling aims to surprise and entertain, even those who believe they know Bristol well, showcasing the city’s hidden gems and unusual narratives.
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Which legendary character is said to have founded Bristol? Where and when did the first hot air balloon land in Britain? Who haunts the Theatre Royal in King Street? Was America named after a Bristolian? Bristol is full of unexpected nooks and crannies, oddball characters and unusual stories. In his second collection of Bristol curiosities, author James Belsey offers another 50 anecdotes to surprise, delight and amuse even those Bristoiians who thought they really knew their city.
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