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War Memorial on Royal Avenue
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Royal Avenue, the entrance to
Royal Victoria
Park
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Royal Avenue, the exit to Royal Victoria Park
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Junction of Brock Street
(running from left to
right)
& Upper Church
Street (straight on).
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There are 30 houses in
the Royal
Crescent,
completed in 1767
by John Wood the
younger, they took 8
years to
build. One of
these houses could be
rented for £130 per year
in the
18th C.
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No 1 Royal Crescent is now a museum, it has been restored
to look like an 18th century townhouse.
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The Georgian Garden:
Located just off Gravel Walk in Royal Victoria Park, it
was restored in the 1980s, this garden has
original 18th century paths and flowerbeds.
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Photo taken from from
Milsom St with
Burton St on the left
and Old Bond St on
the right
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Royal Mineral Water Hospital
on Union Street
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Royal National Hospital
for Rheumatic Diseases
Royal Mineral Water
Hospital
established by
act of Parliament as
The Hospital or The Infirmary in the City of
Bath
AD 1739.
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Photo taken from Union Street looking towards
Old Bond Street
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The Roman Baths with the Pump Rooms in the background, which were built in 1706.
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Bath Abbey: over 500 years old, it is
built on the site of a
Saxon monastery, where
the first King of Bath
was crowned in
973.
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Looking down the
High Street
towards Bath Abbey
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St. Michael's with
St. Paul's
Broad Street
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Victoria Art Gallery, Bridge Street entrance.
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Victoria Art Gallery, Bridge Street entrance.
"HIM Victoria
Erected in
Loyalty and Love by the
Women of Bath 1901"
Sculptor:
Andrea Carlo Lucchesi
Architect:
John McKean Brydon.
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St. Michael's with
St. Paul's
Broad Street
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The Post Office,
Broad Street
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The Pulteney Bridge built
by
Robert Adam in 1769.
Lined by shops on both
sides.
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Looking down
the River Avon.
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