Step Into History
Walk Bath in 1790
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Step Into History · City walk
Georgian Bath, 1790
Bath in 1790 is a fully formed Georgian spa where honey‑coloured stone terraces, crescents and classical façades have reshaped the old Roman town into a city of fashion and water‑taking. This walk follows the arrival routes, the river crossings and the promenades of society to the Royal Crescent and the Circus, passing the Pump Room, Assembly Rooms and Pulteney Bridge along the way.
35 scenes — 23 streets, squares and views, 12 interiors to step inside. Planned from the Wikipedia record of Bath as it stood in 1790 (“Bath, Somerset”).
The route, scene by scene
- 1. Beechen Cliff View
- 2. London Road Turnpike
- 3. Pulteney Bridge
- ↳ Bridge Merchant's Shop · interior
- 4. Great Pulteney Street
- ↳ Great Pulteney Morning Room · interior
- 5. Bathwick Meadows
- 6. The Parade Quay
- ↳ Riverside Coffeehouse · interior
- 7. Pulteney Terrace Approach
- 8. Abbey Churchyard
- ↳ Minster Nave · interior
- 9. Roman Baths Exterior
- ↳ Great Bath Chamber · interior
- 10. Pump Room Forecourt
- ↳ Upper Pump Room Saloon · interior
- 11. Assembly Rooms Front
- ↳ Octagon Ballroom · interior
- 12. Milsom Street
- ↳ Milliner's Workroom · interior
- 13. Stall Street Market
- 14. Theatre Royal Entrance
- ↳ Playhouse Auditorium · interior
- 15. Beau Street
- ↳ Counting House · interior
- 16. The Circus South Entrance
- ↳ Townhouse Saloon · interior
- 17. Gay Street
- 18. Queen Square
- 19. Abbey Parade
- 20. Royal Crescent Approach
- 21. Royal Crescent Lawn
- 22. Royal Crescent East End
- ↳ Crescent Drawing Room · interior
- 23. Lansdown Hill View