Download the programme from the unveiling ceremony.
The BBC put an article on their website: Eastville Workhouse's 'forgotten paupers' memorial unveiled.
Beautiful, moving memorial this morning on Rosemary green, for 4000 men, woman & children buried in unmarked graves. pic.twitter.com/SP6jvzHK6R
— Hannahbella Nel (@Hannahbellaaaa) November 16, 2015
A follow up on our story with @BrisRadHis about unmarked paupers' graves: https://t.co/fSgAuMXMQk pic.twitter.com/DeWhWHodIq — BBC Inside Out West (@InsideOutWest) November 16, 2015
Moving & inspiring ceremony at the unveiling of the memorial stone on Rosemary Green, Eastville @BrisRadHis #Bristol pic.twitter.com/WlkC4Pyb5J
— JuliaWimbush / B52 (@Bristol52) November 16, 2015
Well done to @BrisRadHis & all the local residents. I'm glad this people will now not be forgotten. https://t.co/Vaaj94bVbd — Prole Teeth (@ProleinOxford) November 16, 2015
@gintonics2 @BrisRadHis @HistoryNeedsYou thanks, I only just made it in time. So glad I went though, thanks for highlighting it
— Julia Wimbush (@juliawimbush) November 16, 2015
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