Main content
Remembering the victims of the City of Bristol steamer sinking
In 1840, the City of Bristol paddle steamer ran aground off the Welsh coast, with every passenger washed overboard and only two survivors. Many of those on board were from Pill in North Somerset.
Now Lou Dixey, who lives in the village, is trying to organise a permanent memorial to them in the Welsh churchyard where they're buried.
Duration:
This clip is from
More clips from James Hanson
More clips from Breakfast on 大象传媒 Radio Bristol
-
Daleks invade Weston-super-Mare
Duration: 02:52
-
Milkshake vending machine
Duration: 03:22
-
Bristol Mayor says protestors were 'self-indulgent'
Duration: 08:01