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Bath

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History of Bath Research Group

Bath is known for hot springs, the Romans, and its Georgian terraces and fine buildings. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site on two counts. But Bath existed in between the Romans and the Georgians as a monastic and cathedral centre, a textile town and a local market centre. Inspire your class to learn more about this incredible city through our Bath education pack.

Resource Pack Details

Education Level:

Key Stage 2

Period / Nature of Town:

Roman, Medieval, Stuart, Georgian

File List & Download:

- Map Introduction (pdf)
- A guidance booklet (pdf)
- 11x Activity sheets (word docs + ppt)
- 9x Map grid squares (pdfs)
- 1x map key (pdf)

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A full-colour map illustrating the layered history of Bath, from Roman times to the start of the 20th century. The map has been produced in collaboration with The History of Bath Research Group.

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