What is recorded here
This multicoloured commemorative plaque records: Robbins' Well (1806) This fine regency terrace, designed by William Thomas (1837), was built on the site of, and incorporated, Robbins' Well. Later renamed 'The Victoria Baths' in honour of Princess Victoria, it was the town's fourth mineral baths and included six marble baths. Recorded plaque organisation: It's a Scream.
William Thomas was a notable architect who designed Robbins' Well terrace in 1837, contributing significantly to the regency architectural landscape of the area.
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