article_snippet.sent: Everything from the waterfront, city centre and St Mary Redcliffe church can be seen in the shots, as well as The Fourteen Stars Tavern building which was pulled down in 1857. as well as  became part of the site for The Bristol Brewery Georges before that was closed in 1999 and later turned into a block of flats.
article_snippet.sent: Stepping back in time: The Fourteen Stars Tavern (pictured left) can be seen in a photo believed to have been taken shortly before it was knocked down.
article_snippet.sent: it was replaced by The Bristol Brewery Georges, which has since closed and been converted into flats.
article_snippet.sent: Hugh Owen photograph shows St Peter's Hospital, which was destroyed in the Bristol Blitz in 1940. 
article_snippet.sent: Built as a merchant's house, it had been a showcase of Jacobean architecture before it was bombed .
article_snippet.sent: A replica of the Bristol High Cross had been erected there, in the shadow of the cathedral, because the original was deemed too fragile to move again .
article_snippet.sent: Missing landmark: The remains of the Bristol High Cross can now be seen in nearby Berkeley Square, where The remains of the replica cross were transferred in about 1950 from College Green (pictured).
article_snippet.sent: Much of the trees which shielded the cathedral are now gone .
article_snippet.sent: This photo provides a glimpse into the past as much of the historic city centre was destroyed by bombing during the Second World War .
highlights_snippet.sent: The unique pictures provide a rare chance to see what Bristol looked like before Bristol was heavily bombed in the war .