Beyond the Baths

At the Roman Baths Museum we have a wide variety of people behind the scenes volunteering with us. We have students studying or wanting to s...

This year the Queen celebrated her Diamond Jubilee, and here at the Baths we also celebrated – not just with a long weekend, but also with a...

I think my past blogs have served as clear evidence that art is a great part of who I am. Over the past couple of years my time associated w...

St. John’s Store is home to a wide variety of objects including furniture, retired models and spa equipment. This three part series will loo...

St. John’s Store is home to a wide variety of objects including furniture, retired models and spa equipment. This three part series will loo...

St John's Museum Store St. John’s Store is home to a wide variety of objects including furniture, retired models and spa equipment. ...

New display - Roman Baths, King's Bath Corridor The redisplay of a timeline showing Roman coins found in the Sacred Spring has promp...

During Science Week at the Roman Baths, visitors were invited to look at and handle some of the artefacts from the museum collection. Our ...

National Science and Engineering week gave us an opportunity to look at some of the more unusual topics in archaeology, and one that has a...

A few weeks ago the Roman Baths had their exciting Science and Engineering week! Every day for a week there was a mix of science experimen...

I really loved putting together a handling table about glass for National Science and Engineering Week, because I discovered so much abou...

To many people the words “Roman aqueduct” conjure up an image of huge arched monuments striding across a landscape and is one often used...

This week is National Science and Engineering Week at the Roman Baths and I have been charged with donning my other hat and talking to yo...

Gorgon's Head? I have puzzled over an alternative interpretation as to who/what the image in the centre of the Temple Pediment reall...

The 9th-18th March 2012, is National Science and Engineering Week! Come to the Roman Baths and get involved. There will be hands-on arch...

St Peter's Church - Freshford As part of our travels around the county, the collections team has recently been to Freshford to work ...

Old photographs can often be dated by advertising or incidental details, a good example of this being the photograph of A.Goodman’s Confecti...

Mosaic depicting Cupid astride a Dolphin - Fishbourne Just now, I was preparing to start with heavy fighting and violent war, with a me...

Magic lanterns were an early form of slide projector, used in conjunction with glass slides to project an image. The glass slides were made ...