Newsletters/Proceedings
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 Newsletters/Proceedings
Page 4 Newsletter No 44 - February 2001 to Newsletter No 35 - January 1998
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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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Newsletter No 43 - September 2000
Girls Of The Town - Vice And Vigilance In Victorian Bath; William Beckford' S Tower And Lansdown Burial Ground; William Gye, 'the Humane Printer' Reviews: The Survey of Bath and District no.13 (June 2000); Peter Borsay, The Image of Georgian Bath: Towns,
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Newsletter No 42 - May 2000
Ashes To Ashes, Dust To Dust; New Work On Roman Bath; 17C And 18C Bath Goldsmiths; Queen Charlotte's Visit To Bath
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Newsletter No 41 - January 2000
The Mystery Of The Odd Down Windmill; The Institutional Care of 'Idiots' in Bath, 1600-1900; Project For The Bath Street Gazetteer; A scrapbook from the R. Wright collection in Bath Central Library (B942.38 Strong Room)...
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Newsletter No 40 - September 1999
Bath and the China Trade; The Festival Promenade Project; Grist to the Mills of Bath, Thoughts on the Mills of Bath and Area; Keynsham - the Parts you Don't See..
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Newsletter No 39 - May 1999
The Abbey and Religion in Bath 1600-1750; The Military Background to the Bath Blitz; Trials and Tribulations of Bath's Own "Lit. and Phil." since 1825; New Research on the Holburne Family; A Brief History of Dance...
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Newsletter No 38 - January 1999
Aspects Of Manorial History Of Lyncombe; Ancient Barracks Farm; Found In The Attic — New Drawings And Photos Of Bath; Grove Street Gaol; Dame Lindsey's First Rooms; Review: "Richard Gay Of Haycombe" In The Baptist Quarterly, Vol. Xxxvii, No. 8, October 19
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Archaeological Excavations At Prior Park 1994-6: An 18C Land¬Scape Garden; Newspaper Archive At The Office Of The Bath Chronicle and Schellinks' Visit To Bath, July 1662...
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Newsletter No 36 - May 1998
The Brunels In Bath; The Brunels In Bath; The Bath Pageant Of 1909; Joseph And John Plura In Bath; Moseley Versus Collier, 1746-47; Cross-Class Courtship In The Bath Marriage Market; Regional History Centre (RHC); Jews in Bristol; The Bagatelle and King James's Palace: Two Lyncombe Pleasure Gardens; 'Mechanical Enterprise in 18C Bath', Stothert's Foundry, Southgate Street, Bath'; 'William Beckford and Fonthill Splendens: Early Works by Soane and Goodridge; 'Bath Entertain'd: Amusements, Recreations & Gambling at the 18th-Century Spa'; Bibliography Of Publications On Bath , 1911-1996
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Newsletter No 35 - January 1998
Recent Work By The Bath Archaeological Trust; Recent Work By The Bath Archaeological Trust; The Woollen Industry In Wiltshire And Somerset; Bath And The Crimea War; An Historical Guide to the Ham and Southgate Area of Bath; 'Fires, fire-fighting and insurance in 18th-century Bath'; Stratton-On-The Fosse; The Fatal River
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