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Map of part of the city of Bath, sheet 42, 1852

Map of part of the city of Bath, sheet 42, 1852

Image Reference: 55750
Artist/Photographer: Cotterell, Jacob Henry; Spackman, Henry
Image Date: 1852
Measurements: 91 x 118 cm
Medium: maps
Collection: Archives
Library Reference: Cotterell 42
Credit:

Bath & North East Somerset Council

Library: Bath Record Office : Archives

Description:

Parish of Bathwick with Bathwick Street to Cleveland Bridge crossing the River Avon. The Old St Mary's Parish Church is still in place (before St John's Church was built), opposite Rochfort Place. Scattered housing across Villa Fields amongst the gardens, including Bathwick Villa, before the area was redeveloped by Colonel Forrester. One of a series of large scale city maps created to help with planning water and sewerage at the time of the Bath City Act 1851 and extension of the city boundaries. Surveyed by order of the Town Council of the City of Bath in the years 1852-1853 by Cotterell & Spackman


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