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It is at the west end of Oxford Road on both the 1874 and 1855 maps,  ie where Oxford Street meets Barton Road on the 2019 OS map. It is next to Barton Road. The other three Places that I mentioned in my previous post are shown on the south side of Oxford road.

Simon

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Maps are available for bristol here https://maps.bristol.gov.uk/pinpoint/

If you go to map options at top right, and select "browse historic basemaps", a selection of maps is shown, amongst which are ones for 1840, 1855, and 1874. if you zoom in on the current map of bistol to Oxford street, and then select say the 1855 option it will take you straight to where you want to be.

I would say that Oxford buildings is used by the numerator for Oxford Place, found just above the railway. Some other places and buildings appear that way in the census. Oxford Road is there but not actually named on the 1855 map, but is on the 1874 map.

Simon

L A A O H is the Ladies Auxiliary of the Ancient Order of Hibernians

Simon

the unusual building which is mid-right on the second picture is the same building in the first post ... so it's definitely the same location

The two buildings appear quite different. Apart from having completely different frontages (position of windows, doors, different balustrade), in the first one the land slopes up to less than six feet below the front of the building, in the second the stilts have the front of the building at a good twelve feet above the ground. There are two men standing next to the left hand side of the building in picture one which they couldn't do in picture two.

Simon

Matt,

Since I looked last night, I have had this month's Windows Updates including what looks like an overhaul of Edge, and you are right the option that you want appears to have been removed, probably because it's not something that is much used. As Debra say, I'm not sure why you are not using bookmarks, its what they're there for.

Simon