Street names such as Guinea Street, Jamaica Street, Codrington Place, Tyndall's Park, Worral and Stapleton Roads are references to Bristol's involvement in the transatlantic slave trade. Using the wealth generated from the slave trade, merchants invested in purchasing land, cultural buildings and upgrading ships in Bristol.
Bristol's street names like Guinea Street, Jamaica Street, Codrington Place, Tyndall's Park, Worral and Stapleton Roads signify the city's historical ties to the transatlantic slave trade. The wealth generated from this trade facilitated investments in land, cultural buildings, and ship improvements.