Robert Llewellyn of Red Dwarf and Scrapheap Challenge fame was in Bath at the week-end to chair an event on … More
Tag: Museum of Bath at Work
Face up to a Big Issue.
It’s not the largest exhibition the Museum of Bath @ Work has ever hosted but it’s one that deals with … More
Make it more of a People’s Museum?
It’s great that Bath has hot springs, Roman remains and Georgian architecture to bolster its prestige and provide a tourist … More
Museums Week
Museums across Bath & North East Somerset will host an exciting programme of special events and activities over October half-term … More
Women at war
The First World War was a conflict on a scale never experienced before and one in which a regular army … More
Museum’s royal birthday party.
HRH Duke of Gloucester will mark the beginning of the 40th birthday celebrations of the Museum of Bath at Work … More
Putting some tick back into the Horstmann clock.
A unique clock designed and made in Bath by Gustav Horstmann is to be restored to full working order. Specialist … More
Paul ‘grows’ art from his garden.
An exhibition of the recent work by sculptor Paul Juillerat is to be on display at the Museum of Bath … More
The Public House – Three Presentations with Films
Some special lectures – with films – coming up in November at the Museum of Bath at Work. Local Historian … More
Knowing Your Place.
The highly successful Knowing Your Place exhibition featuring 12 community alphabet presentations has been on display at the Museum of … More
Bath’s extra-special bedroom.
A suite of furniture designed by the world-famous Glasgow-born architect and designer Charles Rennie Mackintosh has returned ‘home’ to Bath 100 … More
Bath and the Workhouse exhibition.
A rare plaster bust of the first Chairman of the Bath Poor Law Guardians, who oversaw the Bath Workhouse is … More
Bath’s heritage blooms amongst the flowers.
Many of Bath’s museums and heritage interests took part in an open air celebration of World Heritage Day in the … More
Historic railway waggon unveiled at Museum of Bath @ Work
An historic railway waggon – found beneath Bath Spa Railway Station – has gone on show at the Museum … More
Charles Rennie Mackintosh designed bedroom returns home to Bath.
A suite of furniture designed by the world famous architect and designer Charles Rennie Mackintosh is coming home to Bath … More
Your place on the Bath map!
Got a wonderful black and white photograph of your great grandmother standing in a car-free street in downtown Twerton or … More
1920’s Bath on film!
POP UP DOCS presents: THE OPEN ROAD Dir. Claude Friese-Greene | 1925 | UK | 64 min Thursday 2nd March … More
A little piece of the Palace sees the light.
A little piece of Bath’s theatrical history has come back into the light. From the darkness of a Victorian vaulted … More
Just the Ticket!
Bath’s Museum of Bath at Work invites you to view both the new and the old British railway of the … More
Museum of Bath @ Work receives Pitman Press memorial for safe keeping
A memorial plaque which was removed from the former Bath Press building on the Lower Bristol Road when the business … More
Taking stocks.
Stuart Burroughs – Director of the Museum of Bath at Work has sent me in something of interest. He tells … More
Bath’s Feminist Mayoress remembered
A brass plaque which was attached to steam turbines used to generate electricity for Bath has been donated to the … More
Free Art & Performance at Museum of Bath at Work
Bristol-based artist Julie McCalden has camouflaged an entire display room at the Museum of Bath at Work within a contemporary, … More
Casting an artist’s eye on Bath at Work.
Artist, Julie McCalden presents a new installation produced in response to the Museum of Bath at Work’s collection. Engaging with … More
Bath, the Great War and the Sea.
In May, the Museum of Bath at Work is staging a short series of talks and films on the subject … More
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