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 8 Newsletter No 5 - October 1988 to Newsletter No 1 - September 1986
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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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Newsletter No 3 - May 1987
Bath's Jewish Community; Bath's Jewish Community; Visit To The Camden Works Museum (Now The Bath Industrial Heritage Centre); Theoretical Interrelationship Of Archaeology And History; Past Diseases Of Bath; Exhibition On The History Of Bath Street; Bruton Water
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Newsletter No 2 - January 1987
The Bath City Record Office: Its Contents And Uses; The Bath City Record Office: Its Contents And Uses; The Production Of Gunpowder In The Bath Area; Some Aspects of Educational Development in 19th Century Bath; Notes From Bath Reference Library - Computerisation and Cataloguing; The Former Moravian Chapel, 1765, On Monmouth Street; The Gentlemen's Catch Club; Joseph Day (1855 - 1946) Two-stroke Engine Pioneer; Supplementing the earlier exhibition on "The Baths of Bath"; Avon Local History Group Seminar On Publishing
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Newsletter No 1 - September 1986
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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