What is recorded here
Plaque commemorating the Bath Blitz, damage from which can still be seen in the fabric of the building on which the plaque is mounted. Features a visual comparison of the building's original design, compared to its state in 2014.
The Bath Blitz information plaque marks the damage inflicted during the World War II bombing of Bath on the night of April 26, 1942. It is important as a local memorial to the civilian impact of the war and serves as an educational tool highlighting the historical and architectural changes to the city.
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