----- Original Message ----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Any suggestions for next weekend please? >Marguerite
There are two or three in Margaret's Buildings (or it may be St Margaret, can't remember). Despite the name, it is actually a street, not just a building, but it is a pedestrian zone. It is the next-to-last or last street on the right before you get to Royal Crescent if coming from the direction of The Circus. One of these (at the far end) has books from several different booksellers all on the same premises. One has started specialising in prints and has fewer books than formerly. If you are interested in the architecture, the best short guide I know is the guidebook from the Building of Bath Museum in the Countess of Huntingdon's Chapel, which is fascinating, and outlines the development of Georgian Bath very clearly in term of styles and building patterns, with lots of illustrations so you can identify the differences in what you are looking at! All sorts of interesting detail about masons and carpenters and architects, sources of stone etc. Sally -- ________________________________________ Girlsown mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] For self-administration and access to archives see http://home.it.net.au/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/girlsown For FAQs see http://www.club-web.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/girlsown/faq-0.htm
