What is recorded here

This blue commemorative plaque records: The Bath House. This Georgian Building is a rare example of the cold water therapy popular then for relieving various ailments. An icy dip followed by a walk around the bath was repeated as often as possible. Warmth and refreshments awaited bathers in the upper rooms. It appears in the Sale of the Manor of Wetherby in 1824. Recorded plaque organisation: Wetherby Civic Society.

The Bath House is a Georgian building that served as a center for cold water therapy, reflecting the period's belief in hydrotherapy for health; its inclusion in the 1824 Sale of the Manor of Wetherby highlights its historical and cultural significance in local medical practices.

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