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English: Somerset Place Lansdown Bath UK Started 1790 finished 2017!
Nos 5-20 were built by 1820. Bombed during the Baedeker raids of 1942 numbers 5 - 14 were badly damaged - see John Piper painting 1942. The buildings were renovated during the '50s and became part of the Bath College of Domestic Science and later the Bath School of Art & Design, part of Bath Spa University. After the sale of the entire crescent by Bath Spa University in 2006 it was renovated again and sold as apartments and town houses. As part of the renovation an extra house, number 2-4 has been added. When I taught at the Art School my office was in number 17.
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| Author | John Law arps |
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Part of a 360º panorama of Somerset Place
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