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UBSS Proceedings 29(3), pp 241-250

The Romantic Movement and a 'Lost Cave' in the Avon Gorge

2024

Authors: Taviner, R.M.; Boycott, A.; Mullan, G.J.

Ref: UBSS Proceedings, 29(3), pp 241-250

A cave on the northern side of the Black Rock in the Avon Gorge, Bristol, has been identified as the cave painted by J.M.W. Turner and visited by Robert Southey in the late 18th century. The cave was later (1805) used as a hideout for a gang of local thieves, at which point it was known as St John’s Hole.

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