HomeBuilt EnvironmentStreets & Buildings Streets & Buildings Index page covering articles on the Streets & Buildings of Bridgwater. The Streets of Bridgwater and their Names Notes on Individual Buildings The Old Vicarage Little St Mary Street First Mentioned 1296 The Swan Inn Cornhill First Mentioned 1553 (Façade late 18th. c.) The Ship and Castle Inn, or Watergate Hotel West Quay First Mentioned (possibly) 1470. (Re-fronted 19th c.) The Cupola St Mary Street First Mentioned 1564 9 Fore Street Medieval, 16th, 17th & 18th Century Fragments Surviving Houses of Old West Street First Mention in 1682 Late Medieval Cottages in North Street The Blew Anchor 17 North Street Possibly the oldest surviving brick building in townc.1697 Ivy House 18th Century Core Features in the Cellars of 7-9 King Square Built c.1819 The Infirmary Salmon Parade Founded 1820 (façade 1876) The Royal Clarence Hotel High Street Built 1824-5 Halesleigh Tower Wembdon Roadbuilt 1834 The ‘Concrete Castle’ Queen Street Built 1851 The Town Hall Complex Main Hall 1865 with older elements The Oil and Cake Mill The Docks First Built 1869 The Telescopic Bridge Opened 1871 The Bristol Road Cemetery Bristol Road 1878 The Carnegie Library Binford Place Opened 1906 Westfield House West Street Opened 1965 Streets and Area Surveys Notes on Friarn Street Historical Features & History of Blake Gardens The Eastover Triangle West Quay Penel Orlieu The Docks Heritage Conservation for Streets & Buildings Blue Plaques Section 215 in St Mary St and Fore St