News

An Appeal has gone out through our membership, website and wider contacts, for contributions to this exciting new venture in collaboration with the Historic Towns Trust - see the link on our Home Page.

A number of enquiries have come in over the summer which may be of interest to your members and wider following.

Meetings are now being recorded and posted on our website, making them accessible to all with internet access after the original meeting dates.

The 8th Proceedings of the History of Bath Research Group is now available on our website, this edition reports on several of the meetings held this year with additional references to pandemics, current and historical...

Write-up of some of the many works held in the Victoria Art Gallery Collection. now available on this website. Follow the link on the menu above, to Gallery, View Documented Pictures.

Early directories, 1791, 1809, 1819 and 1833 now available online.

Due to Mike Chapman being unable to give the February lecture Stephen Clews will be giving a talk on Tompion's Clock. This is at the same time, 7:30, and same venue, St. Mary's Bathwick Church Hall, as advertised.

David Crellin and Mike Williams, reveal in an article in the Bath Chronicle, that the architect has very deep family roots in the city.

Swap Between January and March Talks

The latest edition of Bath History has been launched this month under its new editor Jackie Collier, Senior Lecturer in History at Bath Spa University. With 11 articles ranging from the archeological work carried out on the St Mary de Stall church in front of the Abbey, to 'The Garden will be illuminated': Gendered and Georgian Pleasures in Sydney Gardens. This edition is on sale in several of Bath's independent bookshops and through the library. *N.B. All articles from the previous 14 volumes of Bath History can now be found on this website - follow the links Publications, Bath History. These articles are fully text enabled and searchable.