What is recorded here
This grey commemorative plaque records: This building was formerly the bath house erected C. 1804. beneath it is the cold bath built in 1702.
The bath house in Tunbridge Wells, established around 1804 with its cold bath from 1702, reflects the town's historical significance as a spa resort, attracting visitors for its mineral waters believed to have health benefits.
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Photo: Simon Harriyott · CC BY 2.0