| Clevedon Triangle The Clock Tower in the centre of Clevedon's Triangle shopping area, was designed and built by Sir Edmund Harry Elton, a world famous Potter, to celebrate Queen Victoria's Jubilee. On the North face, he used a medallion of the head of Father Time, and used Elton-ware mosaics on the tower, which was completed in 1898.
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| The Curzon Community
Cinema Clevedon's Famous Cinema, Established in 1922 on the site of an earlier Cinema dating from 1912. You will see from the Curzon web site, that this cinema is the oldest purpose-built, continually-operated cinema in the world. Visit their web site for a full history and coming attractions.
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| Clevedon Library Formerly Saint John's School Visit the Library web site for more information. |
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| Clevedon Pier A stroll down the pier in December 1970 may not have sounded a lot of fun to many people, but could have been just the thing for a Boxing Day outing. However, this could not take place due to a partial collapse of the pier earlier in the year. Read all about it on the Clevedon Pier and Heritage Centre web site. |
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| The Bandstand Built in 1887 to commemorate the Golden Jubilee of Queen Victoria |
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| Wains Hill and The Pill - Clevedon |
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| Clevedon - From Dial
Hill This photograph, which was taken from Dial Hill, the highest part of Clevedon, gives a magnificent view of the sheltered part of the old town, adding to the relatively mild climate.
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| Clevedon - Looking
south from the M5 motorway footbridge For thousands of people travelling down the M5 motorway every day, this is the only view they ever see of Clevedon. On weekends in the summer months the motorway can grind to a halt with the large volumes of traffic heading for Devon and Cornwall. I am sure many people have memories of queueing here on a hot Saturday. |
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