Proceedings
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Heraldry In Bath; The Baptists of Georgian Bath; The Impact Of The Second World War On Bath; Where In Bath Did The Anglo-Saxon Abbey Stand?; Commemorating The Charter Of 1590...
Read MoreVisit To The Victoria Art Gallery; Visit to Stratton-on-the-Fosse; The "Colossal Head" of a Roman deity; Evening On Seventeenth-Century Bath: King Edward's. Junior School; Fashionable Dress In Bath In The Later 17Th Century; Later 17Th-Century Bath Shops;
Read MoreFamine And Public Order In 1800-01; The Routeways Of Prehistoric And Roman Britain; The Pulteneys; The Work Of NADFAS; Fire Insurance Records...
Read More"Back-To-Front" Georgian Houses; The Navvies At The Time Of The Construction Of The GWR; Bath's Support For Parliament During The Civil War; Bath History, Volume 3; Notes On Bath's Eighteenth-Century Coffee-Houses...
Read MoreRecent Excavations In Bath; Visit to Kingswood School; Tucking Mill, Midford; Georgian Bath (Scale 1:2500), Two Historical Maps Issued...
Read MoreHistoric Bath Buildings; An Examination Of Mediaeval Churches In The Bath Region; The Evolution Of Bath's Georgian "Image" Over The Last 250 Years Or So; Bath's Connection With The Great Exhibition Of 1851; The Victorian Sunday Post...
Read MoreIllustrated Talk On Retailing In Bath In The 18Th Century; The Career Of Colonel Edward Cooke Of Highnam; The Establishment Of The Gas Industry At Bath; Bath's First Charter...
Read MoreThe Development Of 18th-Century Concert-Life In Bath; Prior Park - The History Of The Grounds And Plans For Their Future Development; Survey Of Old Bath Of Scale Maps; Visual Tour Of The Stuart City; Citizens Of Bath - The Study Of Old Leases And Other Do
Read MoreEmperor Haile Selassie's Exile In Bath; Emperor Haile Selassie's Exile In Bath; Establishing A Demographic And Occupation Database For Somerset From The Late Mediaeval Onwards; Bath's European pre-eminence as an 18th century resort; Sources For Local History Available In The Reference Library; Bath History, vol. 2; Temple Precinct and Sacred Spring Report, vol.2; Bath Archaeological Trust's Newsletter 6; Avon Past; 4. The Somersetshire Coal Canal Rediscovered: A Walker's Guide; Camerton During The Canal Period; The Hospital Of The Nation: The Story Of Spa Medicine And The Mineral Water Hospital At Bath
Read MoreThe Role Of Physical Evidence In Reconstructing The Past; The Role Of Physical Evidence In Reconstructing The Past; Republishing Historic Bath Maps; The Tudor Guildhall; Commemorative Plaques On Buildings; Archery In Bath
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