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Remembrance Day Gathering

Sunday 10th November

Gather from 10.50am at the Sea Mills 100 museum (the old phone box), under Addison’s Oak, Sea Mills Square BS9 2DY

The Last Post will be played followed by 2 minutes silence at 11am.

Everyone is welcome. After the silence and some brief words of remembrance anyone who wishes to is invited to say a few words to remember someone affected by war. 

You could remember a friend, relative, loved one or someone you have discovered while researching during the Sea Mills 100 project.
We will remember those who survived as well as those who died. 

You are also invited to bring photographs and / or a written memory.
If you wish we will collect these to display in the phone box museum for the duration of November. These should be around postcard size and not your only copy of a photograph if you wish to leave them in the museum.

The event will be weather dependent and duration will depend on the number of people who wish to speak. 

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Sea Mills – Bristol Open Doors – 15th September

On Sunday 15th September 2019, we will be celebrating Bristol Open Doors in and around Sea Mills Square and the Methodist Church.

At the Methodist Church

2-5pm – Sea Mills 100 heritage trail displays – another chance to see all the displays, this time all together under one roof. Find out more about the first residents of our garden suburb.

2- 4pm – Snack, Chat and Reminisce – tea, coffee, cake and conversation in the meeting room at the Methodist Church. Meet old friends and new. Tell us what you’d like next from Sea Mills 100, and see how you could create a book of your life using an iPad with the help of “Tangible Memories”.

In the Square

2pm – 5pm – Vintage buses on the Square

look around 1950’s and 60’s buses from the Bristol Omnibus Vehicle Collection and maybe even catch a ride.

2pm & 3pm – Resident led guided walks from the phone box on Sea Mills Square. Booking essential – at Sea Mills Library or online

9am – 5pm Sea Mills Mini Museum new displays.
2-4pm Cream teas available in the Cafe on the Square.

Events are run in association with Bristol Architecture Centre