What is recorded here
William Pennington (1740‒1829), master of the ceremonies at the Bristol Hotwells for thirty years, lived here 1813‒1823
William Pennington was a prominent figure in 18th- and early 19th-century Bristol, known for his role as master of ceremonies at the Bristol Hotwells, a popular social and therapeutic spa. His residence from 1813 to 1823 reflects his status and connection to the cultural life of the city during the Georgian era.
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