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Worth a visit for the building alone, the Llandoger Trow is one of the last timber-built merchant houses in Bristol.
Actually three houses combined to create one building. The Llandoger Trow survived the blitz to be restored more recently when building work was needed to save the structure.
The site oozes history with King Street having long associations with Bristol's seafaring days and includes important neighbours such as the Bristol Old Vic, Coopers Hall and Library.
As the sign indicates, the "Trow" is a sailing barge, a native of Bristol and the Welsh borders, used for trading onto the navigable stretches of the Wye Valley beyond Chepstow.
Reviewed by Brian McCulloch on 7th August 2006 -
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