Here Trelawny-Ross records the grand set pieces - St Mary Redcliffe church which Elizabeth I admired over 400 years ago, the Theatre Royal, Britain's oldest working theatre, the ancient streets and squares, the sweep of Royal York Crescent perched on top of Clifton heights. But he captured too, many other treasures. The rugged grandeur of the Avon Gorge effortlessly spanned by Isambard Kingdom Brunel's masterpiece, the Clifton Suspension Bridge, Brandon Hill, overlooking the city, the delights of Goldney gardens, the rolling acres of Blaise Estate. On the waterfront he reminds us of Bristol's great maritime traditions, evoked here by the SS Great Britain, proud in her original dry dock, with nearby the replica of The Matthew in which Johyn Cabot set out in 1497 to discover the North American mainland...