Proceedings/Newsletters
The group has been holding regular meetings presenting historical research into Bath and the surrounding area since 1986. Many of the speakers have undertaken original research and presented it at these meetings. This page contains links to the newletters, 1 to 64, produced from September 1986 until autumn 2012, and the annual proceedings of our meetings which have been published since then. If you wish to gain access to printed copies they are available at the Bath Record Office in the Guildhall, Bath.Proceedings
Archive of Proceedings/Newsletters
Page 3 Newsletter No 53 - December 2004 to Newsletter No 44 - February 2001
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Newsletter No 53 - December 2004
Including: Vanishing Bath; New Acquisitions at the Museum of Bath at Work; A tour of Weston village; The Battle of Lansdown...
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Newsletter No 52 - April 2004
Recent Archaeological Investigations in the Bath Area; The Excellent Mr Pinch; A Bath Family Firm; The History of a Bath Law Firm...
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Newsletter No 51 - October 2003
Including: Research a Village History; 19th Century Theatre in Bath; The Cemetary at St John's Bathwick; Outing ot Smallcombe Cemetery; Bath Central Library; Reviews: The Lost Streams of Bath: an historical survey of the cold water courses in
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Newsletter No 50 - February 2003
Recent Archaeological Discoveries in the Bath Area; The BRLSI Collections...
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Newsletter No 49 - September 2002
Visits to Partis College and South Stoke; Pickpocketing the Rich – Portrait Painting in Bath 1720 – 1800...
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Newsletter No 48 - May 2002
New Accessions to the City Archive; The Bath Collection at the Victoria Art Gallery; From Priory Property to Coffee Republic...
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Newsletter No 47 - February 2002
The Geology of Bath; Visit to the Tunnels of the Roman Baths Complex; A Bath Angle on the French Revolution;
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Newsletter No 46 - September 2001
Conduits And Other Medieval Street Furniture; Visit to Swainswick; Bath Gazetteer...
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Newsletter No 45 - May 2001
Bath Architects; Naturalists in Georgian and Victorian Bath; Street Sellers and Entertainers in Bath...
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Newsletter No 44 - February 2001
Images Of England Project: Building A Showcase For 360,000 Historic Pictures; George Phillips Manners, Architect; “In The Midst Of Life” – Sudden Death In Bath: The Coroners’ Records,1785-1833; The Voluntary Contribution For Defence Of The Realm, February
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