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Bristol Royal Blind Asylum

Photograph at the Bristol Royal Blind Asylum blue plaque

University College, Bristol served as the foundation for the current University of Bristol. Established in 1876, it operated as a distinct institution until 1909, when the University of Bristol received its royal charter. During its years of operation, the college held a commitment to inclusivity, welcoming both men and women. Its ethos was shaped by Quaker, Liberal, and Non-Conformist principles, reflecting a progressive approach to education for its time.

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