Bath & N E Somerset
Properties and events in Bath & N E Somerset
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A further dive into the Roman remains at Keynsham Cemetery
Hear about the finding of the Villa in 1877, the 1920’s excavations and the recent discoveries including a significant find this year of a previously unknown part of the Villa.
A Guided Walk Through Keynsham's History.
Join local walking group Walkers are Welcome and learn something of Keynsham's History.
A Talk: Keynsham 1945-2020 75 Years
Come and hear about Keynsham history during 1945 to 2020.
Albert Mill
Albert Mill is an historic Logwood Mill on the River Chew. it has a mill room with original machinery and a water wheel. Another water wheel and the original sluice gates are in the gardens.
American Museum & Gardens
Free garden entry for all at the American Museum & Gardens. The perfect time to experience our late summer gardens with family and friends.
Bath Elim Church: Past, Present & Beyond
Come and explore the rich history of our unique 10-sided decagon church. Whether you're captivated by history, seeking inspiration, or simply curious about the story of the church, you are welcome to come and enjoy this beautiful space.
Bath Jewish Burial Ground
Visit this beautiful cemetery, resting place of Bath's Jewish community in the 19th and early 20th centuries. Experience its peaceful atmosphere, and learn about the lives of the people buried here who came to this country from so many places.
Bath on Film - Short Films about or made in Bath
A selection of short documentary films made about Bath in the 20th century.
Church of Our Lady and St Alphege, Bath
The church was built in 1929 and designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott, one of Britain's greatest 20th-century architects, inspired by basilicas in Rome. Scott regarded it as his 'little gem'. It is grade II* listed.
Community Connections Fair
Free community fair celebrating local heritage, connections and peace, with displays, craft activities, live music, demonstrations and guided tours.
Community Connections Fair
Joint event with the Museum of Bath at Work celebrating local heritage, connections and peace.
Discovering The Romans: Everyday Archaeology, Amazing Lives
Excavate, reconstruct and explore in our behind-the-scenes Investigation Zone, and handle original artefacts from the museum collection to discover the people behind the objects. Ages 16+, booking essential.
Explore St James's Church, Cameley
An unspoilt gem with stunning wall paintings. Find out more about the conservation work recently completed to save the wall paintings and enjoy a small display on the Somerset Coal Canal.
Eyre Chantry Chapel
The Eyre Chapel is a gem of ecclesiastic Victorian architecture of classical stonework and a stunning interior.
Guided tour of early 19th century church and local village
Step back into local history on our hourly guided tours of the church. Children will love the self-guided Treasure Trail.
Hidden Heroes Photography Exhibition
Community Photography Exhibition Theme: “People and Places Past and Present” Delivered by Keynsham photography group Snap and Stroll.
Hidden Histories at Keynsham Durley Hill Cemetery
Keynsham Durley Hill Cemetery is both a peaceful Victorian burial ground and the location of a major Roman archaeological site. It will be open for a display of photographs and artefacts, and for self-guided walks.
History and Architecture of Keynsham Baptist Church
Come and explore the history and architecture of Keynsham Baptist Church, which dates back to 1834.
Juvenilia Collection Showcase at Bath Library
Join us at Bath Library to view some of the treasures of our Juvenilia Collection. These will include beautiful editions of well known children's literature, such as Peter Pan, The Borrowers and Andrew Lang's Fairy Books.
Keynsham Abbey Open Day
Visit Keynsham Abbey remains. Meet a Saxon and learn about his life. Learn about the Norman Abbey. There is information, a trail for younger children, a scale model of the Abbey, displays of carved stone, a tile game, and our medieval gardens.