Bath Stone Collection

Bath, Somerset, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Bath Street, Bath, Somerset, England

The signs and lanterns of the Pump Room restaurant, Bath, Somerset, England

Georgian architecture in Bath
2911297 Georgian architecture in Bath; (add.info.: Georgian architecture in Bath, a city in Somerset, England, Most buildings in Bath are made from the local, golden-coloured Bath Stone)

Georgian architecture in Bath, a city in Somerset, England
2911298 Georgian architecture in Bath, a city in Somerset, England,; (add.info.: Georgian architecture in Bath, a city in Somerset, England, Most buildings in Bath are made from the local)

New congregational church at St. Leonards-on-Sea, 1864. Creator: Unknown
New congregational church at St. Leonards-on-Sea, 1864. 'The new Congregational Church at St. Leonards is a large building in the Early Gothic style...The exterior is adorned with a fine row of

The front door of a house in Great Pulteney Street, Bath, Somerset, England

The front door of a house in Bath, Somerset, England

Traditional architecture of Bath, Somerset, England

The City of Bath, Somerset, England

Marlborough Buildings - Georgian terraced houses overlooking Victoria Park, Bath, Somerset, England

The Circus, a historic ring of large townhouses in Bath, Somerset, England

Torso - Woman, 1913 (Bath stone, slate base)
1197431 Torso - Woman, 1913 (Bath stone, slate base) by Gill, Eric (1882-1940); 57.8 (height) cm; Private Collection; Photo © Christies Images

Model for Sculpture: The South Wind, 1929 (bath stone relief)
826787 Model for Sculpture: The South Wind, 1929 (bath stone relief) by Gill, Eric (1882-1940); 25.6x68x10.2 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Model for Sculpture: The South Wind)

Some stones useful in building (colour litho)
6009005 Some stones useful in building (colour litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Some stones useful in building)

Pulteney Bridge, pub. 1806. Creator: John Claude Nattes (1765-1822)
Pulteney Bridge, from Bath Illustrated by a Series of Views, engraved by John Hill, pub. by William Miller, 1806 (aquatint)

Bath, from the private road leading to Prior Park, pub. 1793. Creator: J. Hassell (1767-1825) and J
Bath, from the private road leading to Prior Park, from A Picturesque Guide to Bath, Bristol Hot-Wells, the River Avon and the Adjacent Country, published 1793 (coloured aquatint)

The Forum
Formerly the Forum Super Cinema, now Bath City Church. Bath, Somerset. IoE 448551

Holbourne Museum of Art
The grade I listed building was originally a smart hostelry, the Sydney Hotel. Bath, Somerset. IoE 443742

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Bath Stone: A Timeless Treasure from the Heart of England Nestled in the picturesque city of Bath, Somerset, England lies a true gem - Bath Stone. This iconic limestone has been an integral part of the region's history and architecture for centuries. Known for its warm honey color and exceptional durability, it has shaped the landscape of this charming city. As you stroll along Bath Street, you can't help but be captivated by the signs and lanterns adorning the Pump Room restaurant. These elegant features are crafted from none other than Bath Stone itself, showcasing its versatility and timeless appeal. Venturing further into Great Pulteney Street, your eyes are drawn to a grand front door that exudes sophistication. Made from meticulously carved blocks of Bath Stone, it stands as a testament to traditional architecture that defines this enchanting city. Every corner you turn reveals another stunning example of how Bath Stone weaves through the fabric of daily life in Bath. From humble houses to magnificent Georgian terraced buildings like Marlborough Buildings overlooking Victoria Park, this stone is truly ubiquitous. One cannot mention Bath without mentioning The Circus - a historic ring of large townhouses that form one of Britain's most remarkable architectural achievements. Each house proudly displays its façade constructed with exquisite precision using locally sourced bath stone. But it isn't just buildings that benefit from this versatile material; art also finds expression through it. Torso - Woman (1913), sculpted entirely out with a slate base, showcases how artists have harnessed its beauty over time. Another masterpiece is Model for Sculpture: The South Wind (1929), where intricate bath stone relief brings life to an ethereal creation. Even beyond aesthetics and artistry lies practicality – bath stones have long been valued for their usefulness in construction projects due to their strength and resilience. A captivating colour lithograph depicts some stones useful in building; however, none compare to the enduring allure of Bath Stone.