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Bath, pub The Porter - veggie pub food en famille
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Bath, England. Breathtaking examples of fashion from the eighteenth century. I live and breathe for this style of fashion...I was born in the wrong century...maybe this style of dress will become fashionable again...would anyone else love to wear these glorious gowns besides me?
Forum Theatre, Bath. Opened in 1934 and designed by W H Watkins, with A S Gray. The Forum followed the usual path of conversion to bingo in the 1960's, which failed fairly quickly, before becoming a church. A major, and spectacularly successful restoration was undertaken and the Forum is one of the most complete 1930's former cinemas in the UK. There is a very extensive use of the theatre for live shows and concerts in addition to the religious services held by the Bath City Church.
Bath, Somerset & Avon, England, Forum Cinema / Bath City Church
August 2016
""Pulteney Bridge crosses the River Avon in Bath, England. It was completed by 1774, and connected the city with the land of the Pulteney family which they wished to develop. Designed by Robert Adam in a Palladian style, it is exceptional in having shops built across its full span on both sides."
Rebuilding around Bristol requiring diversion of Cross Country Trains. River Avon just east of Bath Spa station.
After Bath Abbey was dissolved in 1539 at the Reformation, it was looted and the church given to the parish. A simple roof was constructed over the nave and the stone-vaulted choir used for services. The church remained in this unfinished state until 1864.
Sir George Gilbert Scott was commissioned to work on the building by the new rector, Charles Kemble, largely at his own expense. The most remarkable sight of the interior is the lace-like fan-vaulting of the nave. This was added by Scott in 1874 and modelled on the vault at the east end.