Bath in Time

A vast online archive of historical images of Bath and the surrounding area.

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Argyle St c. 1910. A lady watches a horse drawn carriage pass by. Behind her a hat shop and the Argyle Congregational Chapel. In the background horse drawn taxis can be seen waiting in Laura Place.

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The Grapes Hotel and Planter's tea and coffee warehouse feature in this photo of Westgate Street, Bath taken c. 1903. https://t.co/LHy4tSV3l5

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Onlookers pose next to an experimental plane in 1902. The photo was taken up on Lansdown a year before the first recorded flight by the Wright Brothers.

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Hard to recognise Abbey Green in this evocative photo.
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Here's a wonderful view from Hedgemead Park for you - bit less traffic back then!
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Twerton Fair, Bath circa 1870. https://t.co/ggymcnoykY

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A beautiful Georgian fan, decorated with a pleasure garden. Just the kind of scene you might find in Bridgerton, the new Regency drama from Netflix. #filmedinBath #Bridgerton #BridgertonIsComing https://t.co/oK8nhtLJ5Z

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We should tempt scandal more often. Bridgerton, from Shondaland, premieres Dec 25, only on Netflix.

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An aerial view down Stall St, Bath taken in 1991. The old Southgate Centre can be seen in the distance. https://t.co/9A5lz97Eda

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George Street, looking towards Gay Street in Bath, 1972. https://t.co/qsUKjtsmiY...

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Click here for festive cheer! Order prints from https://t.co/5k3bdXm9Ul #ChristmasIsComing

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Timeless sketches of Bath drawn by Samuel Joseph Loxton over 100 years ago. The full collection here: https://t.co/K53wKPUhaM

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David Prowse sadly died at the weekend. Best known for playing Darth Vader in Star Wars, he also helped countless children stay safe on the roads by promoting the Green Cross Code. Here he is visiting Moorlands Junior School, Bath in 1981. https://t.co/WLlzwU8uDg

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One of our favourite photos in the archive. The view down Old Bond Street, Bath in the 1930s. https://t.co/wBZD2TtVfX

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Early support for the Christmas bubbles rule in Radstock. https://t.co/Ly8S58jpNW

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Southgate Street, Bath #OnThisDate in 1975. https://t.co/RETHoCMBCg

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A hand tinted postcard of the ferry at Twerton c.1900. The ferry closed in 1906. Twerton Mill in the background. https://t.co/oC9gRpfQ5F...

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A tram advertising Mazawattee tea travels down Walcot Street, Bath. St Michael's church, the stone a lot darker than it is now, on the left c.1930. https://t.co/c19UjX7dnK

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Bath quays and the Avon Street district. In the past an area of riches, poverty and neglect. Now still undergoing change.
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A gem of a photo to brighten your Monday morning. Taken at Broad Quay, Bath c.1910. I worry for the chap pushing the wheelbarrow! The Full Moon pub in the background was located at the bottom of Southgate St. https://t.co/dciQF057em

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@BathBytes I wonder if it was taken from Bathwick Mill, which used to stand by the old weir. As seen in this sketch.

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Here's a view to get your head around. You're looking across the river towards Bath Abbey, before Grand Parade and the Empire Hotel were built. Rickety old roof on the riverside colonnades. Taken c. 1890s https://t.co/hsJ8Lj3JhF