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 6 Newsletter No 24 - May 1994 to Newsletter No 15 - May 1991
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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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Newsletter No 22 - September 1993
The Funding Of 18Th-Century Hospitals; Clifton - A Georgian Suburb; An Evening On The Seventeenth Century, 12 May 1993; Evening On Tudor Bath, 11 August 1993; The Rebuilding Of The Priory Church; Records Of Early English Drama; Tudor Citizens...
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Newsletter No 21 - May 1993
Restoration Work On Three Mediaeval Structures: Bath Abbey, St. Mary Redcliffe, And Bristol Cathedral; Property Leases Held At Bath Record Office; Jerom Murch, Seven Times Mayor Of Bath; Publishing Local History; Eighteenth-Century Fossil Collectors...
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Newsletter No 20 - January 1993
The Building Of Bath Museum - The Collaborative Nature Of The Building Process In 18Th-Century Bath; Bill Wedlake - Distinguished Somerset Archaeologist; The Horstmanns - A Bath Engineering Family; Urban History Beyond The Pale Of Bath; Bubonic Plague At
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Newsletter No 19 - September 1992
Bath Brewing Over The Past 200 Years; Visit to Walcot Church; English Civil War - Military Standards And Insignia; Sir Thomas Bridges, Royalist governor of Bath; North Somerset And The Parliamentary Cause In 1842; Three Novels Set In 17Th-Century Norton S
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Newsletter No 18 - May 1992
Painshill, Surrey Seat Of The Hon. Charles Hamilton Until His Removal To Bath In 1773; Decline Of Bath's Provision Market Over Two Centuries; Christopher Anstey the literary salon run by Anna (later Lady) Miller at Batheaston;
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Newsletter No 17 - January 1992
The Kingston Estate Developed In The 1740s; The First 75 Years Of The Holburne Museum; The Clay Tobacco-Pipe Industry In Bath; The Stuart Guildhall; Bath Town Council, 1 May 1894 - Council discussion on 'the increasing danger of bicyclists...
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Newsletter No 16 - September 1991
West Country Monasteries; Bathford As Both Historical Entity And Living Rmdern Community; Caught in the Slips, 1718; Evening On Seventeenth-Century Bath - Early Music Group Performing 17Th-Century Wind And String Pieces; Evening On Seventeenth-Century Bat
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Newsletter No 15 - May 1991
Provision Made For The "Deserving" Sick Poor In Late-Georgian Bath; The Grudging Development Of A Municipal Library Service In Bath; The Brass Industry The Avon Valley; The London-Bath Road Between 1700 And c. 1830; Beaulieu Lodge, Kelston Road; The Irish
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