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 7 Newsletter No 13 - September 1990 to Newsletter No 4 - September 1987
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Newsletter No 13 - September 1990
Visit 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;
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Newsletter No 12 - May 1990
Famine And Public Order In 1800-01; The Routeways Of Prehistoric And Roman Britain; The Pulteneys; The Work Of NADFAS; Fire Insurance Records...
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Newsletter No 11 - January 1990
"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...
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Newsletter No 10 - September 1989
Recent Excavations In Bath; Visit to Kingswood School; Tucking Mill, Midford; Georgian Bath (Scale 1:2500), Two Historical Maps Issued...
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Newsletter No 9 - May 1989
Historic 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...
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Newsletter No 8 - January 1989
Illustrated 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...
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Newsletter No 7 - September 1988
The 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
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Newsletter No 6 - May 1998
Emperor 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
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Newsletter No 5 - October 1988
The 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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Newsletter No 4 - September 1987
Using The Architectural And Landscape Theory Of The Picturesque Movement (Circa 1800) To Explain The Designs And Siting Of Italianate Villas; Using The Architectural And Landscape Theory Of The Picturesque Movement (Circa 1800) To Explain The Designs And Siting Of Italianate Villas; The Rise And Fall Of The Gore-Langton Family; Victoria Art Gallery - A Bath Panorama; Holbourne of Menstrie Museum - Beyond Mr. Pulteney's Bridge; Prior Park: a Compleat Landscape; Thimble Mill, Widcombe
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