Architecture is all around us, virtually everywhere we go there is some kind of building, structure or space. Photography is now the most accessible format of recording our lives especially with the development of the smart phone. The Museum of Bath Architecture is exploring the intrinsic link between Architecture and Photography and the way in which…

Join Dr Amy Frost on a 3-week course exploring the development of British architecture from the Neo-classicism of the early 1800s, through the variety of the Victorians, and into the first decades of the 20th century. Tuesdays 9, 16 and 23 October, 9.30am – 12.00noon at the Museum of Bath Architecture. £25 per session. 9…

Here is a list of all the events taking place at Bath Preservation Trust museums during Museums Week, 27 October to 4 November. Museums Week events 2018.

Look around the museum to spot our examples of beautiful and elegant wallpaper and plasterwork patterns. Then design and produce your own Georgian inspired prints using stampers or polystyrene tiles and printing ink. FREE admission to the museum with a valid Discovery Card, otherwise normal admission charges apply. In association with B&NES Museums Week 2018

Bath’s War Memorial was unveiled in 1927, nine years after the First World War ended. In this talk, Andrew Swift discusses the ways in which the long-drawn-out and often heated debate about its design, purpose and location revealed conflicting ideas about how those killed in the conflict – and the conflict itself – should be…

This highly-anticipated exhibition opens on 1 December 2018, showing images taken by celebrated international photographer Clive Arrowsmith, famous for his work with Vogue and his images of Sir Paul McCartney, Daniel Barenboim, Prince Charles, Michael Caine and Helena Bonham Carter amongst others. In 1978 he photographed Peter Gabriel in a number of key locations around…