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  1. Jane Austen in Bath

    Jane Austen in Bath

    "Jane Austen lived here" plaque.
  2. Jane Austen in Bath

    Jane Austen in Bath

    They lived at 4 Sydney Place for 3 years.
  3. Jane Austen in Bath

    Jane Austen in Bath

    Jane, her mother, father, and sister lived in this house on Sydney Place.
  4. Jane Austen in Bath

    Jane Austen in Bath

    Assembly Rooms, where people gathered in the afternoon and evenings.
  5. Jane Austen in Bath

    Jane Austen in Bath

    Jane lived at 25 Gay Street, the brown door, now a dentist office.
  6. Jane Austen in Bath

    Jane Austen in Bath

    Gay Street looking up to The Circus.
  7. Jane Austen in Bath

    Jane Austen in Bath

    Jane Austen Center at 40 Gay Street (she lived nearby).
  8. Pauline

    South West The Beautiful Georgian Town of Bath

    Bath is a beautiful small city set in the River Avon valley south of the Cotswolds (population 88,000). First there were the Druids who settled here because of the natural hot springs. Next came the Romans whose bath complex remains at the center of town. The Bath Abbey was built during the...
  9. Bath

    Bath

    Public garden behind one of the houses in The Circus.
  10. Bath

    Bath

    Walking in the gardens behind The Circus.
  11. Bath

    Bath

    The large lawn in front of the Royal Crescent is separated from the public gardens by a “Ha-Ha”.
  12. Bath

    Bath

    The Royal Crescent, 30 row houses in a half circle.
  13. Bath

    Bath

    The Royal Crescent was designed by John Wood the Elder and built by his son from 1767 to 1775.
  14. Bath

    Bath

    The Assembly Rooms are mentioned in some of Jane Austen's novels.
  15. Bath

    Bath

    You can tour the Assembly Rooms and then go to the Museum of Costume in the basement.
  16. Bath

    Bath

    Assembly Rooms, where people gathered in the afternoon and evenings.
  17. Bath

    Bath

    The acorns on the roofline of the Circus remind us of the Druids who settled Bath (Princes of the Hollow Oak).
  18. Bath

    Bath

    The Circus, designed by John Wood the Elder and built by his son in the mid 1700s.
  19. Bath

    Bath

    Gay Street looking up to The Circus.
  20. Bath

    Bath

    Jane Austen Center at 40 Gay Street (she lived nearby).
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