St. Mary’s Church, Bathwick from Vane Street

A black and white photograph of a large Gothic church see from the pavement outside a Georgian terrace of houses to the left of the image, with a cart and a pile of building materials in the foreground, and gas street lamps.

This is a digital positive converted from Lockey’s calotype negative, photographed on a light box.

A photographic negative of a large Gothic church see from the pavement outside a Georgian terrace of houses to the right of the image, with a cart and a pile of building materials in the foreground, and gas street lamps. — The calotype negative, photographed on a light box.

A colour photograph of a large Gothic church see from the pavement outside a Georgian terrace of houses to the left of the image, parked cars in the foreground — The church from the same angle photographed in 2023

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Lockey, Francis

Donation Sources: Bristol & West Amateur Photographic Assn.

Object id: D800573-33

Width: 27.5

Height: 22.5

Distance from BRLSI: 867 metres

St Mary the Virgin’s Church, Bathwick, from Vane Street. Designed in 1810, and built 1817-20, by John Pinch the Elder, on a site donated by the Earl of Darlington. One of two calotypes of the church recorded by Lockey in his journal entry for 3 May 1859