Since 1972, the public entrance is through the Coopers'Hall, the earliest surviving building on the site, having been built in 1744 for the Coopers' Company, the guild of coopers in Bristol, by architect William Halfpenny.
The public entrance is through the Coopers'Hall. This is since 1972. The public entrance was having been built in 1744 for the Coopers' Company by architect William Halfpenny. This was since 1972. The Coopers'Company is the guild of coopers in Bristol. The Coopers' Hall is the earliest surviving building on the site.