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How Has the Image of the Georgian house changed? (Why) The 1800's had been seen in a positive way and how Bristol's involvement in trade accelerated its wealth. However, for many years many Bristolians were ashamed of there act in the slave trade and therefore were in denial that this wealth was driven by exportation of black slaves who had to face inhumane conditions. In the present day, Bristol has become more open to its involvement in the slave trade. An example of this is how slavery and plantations are mentioned more as part of Bristol's history. The Georgian house was re-vamped and open in 1997. The advertising leaflet described the house as "an exquisite Georgian house furnished in the style of the period (source Bristol Museum advertising leaflet). This source was written in 1997. Later it was changed to a "West India merchant's town house of 1792 furnished in the...

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