The Roman Baths, next to Britian's only hot spring, were built in the First Century A.D. and served pilgrims visiting the Temple of Sulis Minerva.

Bath enjoyed its greatest fame in the 18th Century when wealthy Britons vacationed in the town. Stone seats were carved in the pools.

Submitter: Betty W. Acker; Taken in 1997during the Westcott Society trip to England