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
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Newsletter No 32 - January 1997
Ralph Allen's Estates; Bath's Parks - 20C Developments; Society News, 1870 - 'Bath and Cheltenham have both of them two seasons'; Kongratulationz In Semi-Fonotypik Spelling To A Sitizen Ov Bath - letter from Carlisle to Isaac Pitman...
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Newsletter No 31 - September 1996
John Allen, A Pawnbroker Made Good; Visit to Englishcombe; New Accessions To Bath Record Office; A Disgusting Fashion At The Abbey Church In 1800; Cinema Comes To Bath...
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Newsletter No 30 - May 1996
Early Swainswick; 18C Dentistry At Bath; Bath As A University City; Gainsborough's Bath period; Bath's Georgian Stage; Building Of Bath Museum - Extend Its Display Into The Adjacent School House Gallery; William Herschel Museum; Coach Building At Bath Up
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Newsletter No 29 - January 1996
'Spectacular Meandering' - The Development Of Lansdown Crescent; University Of Bath - Advances In Computer Applications To The Documentation, Study And Imaging Of The Built Environment; Pulteney Bridge; The goldsmiths and allied craftsmen of Bath 1620-175
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Newsletter No 28 - September 1995
The History Of St. Mark's School, Widcombe; The market gardening business of the Kitley family in Lyncombe Vale; 18C Stonemasonry/Stonecarving Firm Of The Greenways; Lansdown-Sion Hill Walk; A View Of Bath In 1824; Registration Of City Properties...
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Newsletter No 27 - May 1995
Historic Street Lettering In Bath - The Act Of 1766; Richard Warner - a 'typical scholarly clergyman' of his time (1763-1857); Bath War Hospital; The 'siege' Of The White Hart Inn And The Role Played By Charles Wilkins, The Twerton Wool Magnate; Balloonin
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Newsletter No 26 - January 1995
Bristol Historical Database Project; The Early Avon Navigation; A Museum of Bath History?; Bath Corporation In 1680; Image and Counter-Image in Georgian Bath; Ballooning At Bath: The Slow Georgian Take-Off...
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Newsletter No 25 - September 1994
St. John's Hospital; Twerton - A Too-Often-Marginalised Bath "Village"; Notes On A Recent Accession To The City Archives...
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Newsletter No 24 - May 1994
Banking In Bath Under George III; Recent Abbey Excavations; The Squires Of Dyrham; Bath's Humbler Citizens - Coroners' Inquests 1776 To 1835; Bath History vol. 5...
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Newsletter No 23 - January 1994
Guidelines On The Design And Conservation Of Shopfronts; Fuller's Earth at Bath; Visit To Bath Central Library; Leevites And Other...
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