To the north-west of the city centre, the suburb of Henbury was originally a village in Gloucestershire but became part of Bristol in the early 20th century.
Famous for Blaise Castle Estate, the Hazel Brook river flows through Henbury and crosses Henbury Road in a small ford under a small bridge.
The landscape of Henbury changed dramatically in the 1960s as high-rise tower blocks were built in the area.
We’ve been trawling the archives for photographs of Henbury over the years and this gallery shows the huge changes over the decades.
1. Old Crow
The Old Crow on the Crow Lane roundabout is still recognisable 60 years after this photo was taken
2. New-builds
Five-storey flats and maisonettes at Henbury Court in the 1970s
3. High-rise
Standfast Road flats still being built in the 1960s
4. Henbury Court
The rear of Henbury Court Flats in the early 1970s