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Colston Hall in Bristol, pictured in the Illustrated London News in 1873. After much controversy, it has been agreed that the building will be renamed when it reopens in 2020 following refurbishment. Edward Colston (16361721), a Bristol-born merchant and philanthropist who made much of his wealth from the slave trade, is commemorated in several Bristol streets and buildings. Source: This article originally appeared as Before and after Brexit in IHBC's Context 157 (Page 14), published in November 2018. Written by John Pendlebury and Loes Veldpaus from the Global Urban Research Unit at Newcastle Universitys school of architecture, planning and landscape. https://ihbconline.co.uk/cont_arch/?p=1081
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