Bath & N E Somerset
Properties and events in Bath & N E Somerset
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"Real Tennis, Mr Sadler's Balloon, The Hereford Chicken - and other stories from the Museum of Bath at Work"
Local historian Ann Cullis will reveal some of the fascinating tales associated with the unique and historic building occupied by the Museum of Bath at Work - built originally as Real tennis court in 1777.
Albert Mill Keynsham
Albert Mill, now a private residence, dates from 1700. Explore its history with a timeline, original pieces of machinery and a special photographic display. There will be people on hand to answer questions, a quiz for children and refreshments.
American Museum & Gardens
Incredible gardens, museum of American arts & heritage, interactive exhibition, shop, play area, American Garden Deli with valley view terrace.
Bath Jewish Burial Ground
Visit this beautiful cemetery, resting place of Bath's Jewish community in the 19th and early 20th centuries. Experience its peaceful atmosphere, and learn about the lives of the people buried here who came to this country from so many places.
Bell Ringing at St John's
Wednesday 11th September 7.30pm - 9.00pm Bell ringing practice.
Church Tower Tours: Climb 100 steps and take in the view!
Church Tower Tours: Climb 100 steps and take in the view! Saturday 7th September 2pm-5pm
Discovering the Romans
Through fun activities, crafts and crazy rituals, uncover what it was like to live in Bath 2000 years ago. Discover the people who lived in and travelled to Aquae Sulis and how they spent their time.
Eyre Chantry Chapel
The Eyre Chapel is a gem of ecclesiastic Victorian architecture.
Keynsham Methodism in the footsteps of the Wesley's
Explore, see and listen to the history of Methodism from the 18th century to today. Our curators will introduce you to the story of how John and Charles Wesley, and Methodists since, have influenced the growth and development of life in Keynsham.
Newton Park - home of Bath Spa University
Bath Spa University opens its doors for everyone to enjoy our Georgian house, our lake and landscape, the walled gardens, picnic areas and beautiful views.
Organ talk and tour
A fun, musical demonstration for all ages of our remarkable Klais church organ by our Director of Music and Assistant Organist, followed by the chance to hear a recital (10th Sept only) and see the organ close up on a unique ‘backstage’ tour.
Prior Park
Prior Park will open for free on 7 and 14 September - come and see the recent restoration and find out more about the archaeology and conservation of the garden.
Roman Baths Clore Learning Centre
Volunteer Day – find out about volunteering with school groups and talk to members of the learning team at the Roman Baths Clore Learning Centre.
Roman Baths Local History Store - Lansdown
Explore weird and wonderful objects from Victorian spa equipment to Georgian furniture. Join a treat of a tour at 10am, 12 noon and 2pm. Booking essential - [email protected]
Saltford Brass Mill
Ancient Monument and Listed (Grade II*) remnant of the brass industry which thrived in the Avon Valley in the 18th & 19th Centuries. We show how the mill worked, how it came to survive into the 21st Century and its impact on local social history.
Southcot Burial Ground
A hidden oasis in the centre of Bath. Come and discover it for yourself. This year will include a family trail.
Walcot Methodist Chapel
The original ‘Walcot Chapel’ is the oldest Methodist chapel in Bath. It is a place of worship for the congregation of Bath Methodist Church on Sundays and open for other activities and community groups during the week.