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This article delves into the history of Bath's Camden area and the Camden family back to William of Camden. A fascinating glimpse into all that is Camden.
Read MoreMike Chapman was a leading member of the Research Group and key to a variety of historical surveys of Bath. Read the full obituary of Mike's extraordinary contribution to the understand of the city's past.
Read MorePenny Gay and Elizabeth Holland examine the site of a lost medieval farm on Widcombe Hill. This includes a look at the White Hart Inn and the sign at its front entrance.
Read MoreIn Part 2 - Penny Gay and Elizabeth Holland continue to examine the site of a lost medieval farm on Widcombe Hill.
Read MoreA plaque on the corner of North Parade House displays the name 'Chapel of St. John of Beverley For The Deaf And Dumb'. Audrey Woods explains who St John of Beverley was and his links to the deaf community. With further information on the 'Bath Institution for the Blind, Deaf and Dumb’ compiled by Mike Macklin.
Read MoreMichael Rowe and Mike Chapman explore the history of this elegant square, from early plans to its modern aspect.
Read MoreThe restoration and a description of the Gainsborough portrait of Captain Wade by Michael Rowe
Read MoreHeademead Park sits at the top of Walcot Street and was formally opened in 1889. Nigel Pollard looks into its history both early and more recent, and takes a sideways glance at what the park has been used for and also what it might have been.
Read MoreWritten by Elizabeth Holland, this article explores the manor, it's history and it's people.
Read MoreJohn Boys (Mayor of Bath 1656) and His Family. Written by John V. Boys in 2014, this includes a family tree and summary of his life.
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