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The Assembly Rooms

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The Assembly Rooms
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Elegant public rooms at the heart of fashionable 18th-century Bath life. Opened with a grand ball in 1771 and now open to the public.
The Assembly Rooms in Bath were a central social hub for the aristocracy and gentry during the 18th century, frequented by notable figures such as Jane Austen and her family. They are important as a symbol of Georgian social life and are among the finest examples of neoclassical architecture in England.

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National Trust

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