Georgian Bath was built largely due to the British Slave Trade. We know that our building and collections have strong connections with this awful period in history and we do not hide it. It is a crucial part of our narrative when people visit and contributes to the wider context of the World Heritage City…
Two world-class exhibitions are bringing visitors to Bath this spring: Toulouse-Lautrec and the Masters of Montmartre at the Victoria Art Gallery and Grayson Perry: The Pre-Therapy Years at the Holburne Museum. Both are utterly absorbing. Why not follow up that level of concentration with a stroll to No. 1 and a relaxing wander around our…
Musical amusement in the Eighteenth Century at No. 1 Royal Crescent. From piano lessons to private concerts, see how the fashionable home in Georgian England was filled with music. From 4 April. The theme across all Bath Preservation Trust museums in 2020 is Music. Music formed an essential aspect of Georgian Bath and we are…
Have you considered joining us yourself, or giving the gift of membership? For just £30 per annum you can join Bath Preservation Trust as an annual member to enjoy free access to our four museums for 12 months. Other benefits include invitations to visit stately homes (many private, not normally open to the public), walks&talks…
Why not pop in to ask about volunteering? What it’s all about and how might you get involved? If you are looking to meet people, learn new skills or share your knowledge, have some spare time to offer (whether regularly or infrequently), we’ll have a role to suit you. Let’s talk about the time commitment…
Become a member of Bath Preservation Trust to learn more about No. 1, visit it for free as many times as you like (and the Trust’s three other museums), be invited to private events, the AGM and summer outings, receive publications – all in the knowledge that you are supporting a very worthwhile charity. We…
