Explore how bathing worked in the Roman world and why it mattered socially and culturally in this in-person talk by Bernard Purrier. Students attend free at St. Thomas' Church Hall in Trowbridge.
This Historical Association branch talk explores the Roman Baths and bathing rituals in Aquae Sulis (Bath), offering an accessible look at how bathing worked in the Roman world and why it mattered socially and culturally. The lecture is presented by Bernard Purrier and is part of the West Wiltshire branch programme.
The event takes place in person at St. Thomas' Church Hall in Trowbridge. It is aimed at anyone interested in history, and talks are free for students and national Historical Association members, while other visitors pay a small fee.
Associate membership is also available for those who want to attend talks regularly.
Bernard Purrier
18 March 2027, 19:30
Talks are free to national HA members and students; visitors pay £3. Associate membership costs £15 per year.
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