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The Nova Scotia is a Grade II listed public house in Bristol, England. It is situated on Nova Scotia Place in Spike Island, adjacent to Cumberland Basin. Completed in 1811 as a row of three terraced houses that was later converted into its current use, it preserves an unusually intact late-Victorian interior that the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) describes as being "of very special national historic interest".
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