Hunt's Late Gye's Directory Of Bath 1824

A Window into Regency Bath 1824

Imagine the clatter of horse-drawn carriages on the cobblestones of Milsom Street, the rustle of silk gowns in the Pump Room, and the earnest discussions of politics and business in the coffee houses. This is the world captured in Hunt's Late Gye's Directory of Bath 1824—a remarkable time capsule and an indispensable primary source for anyone fascinated by the Georgian era.

More than a simple list of names, this directory is a complete snapshot of one of England's most fashionable and vibrant cities at a pivotal moment in its history. Published just a few years after the death of Jane Austen, the world she immortalized in novels like Northanger Abbey and Persuasion is brought to life within these pages.

Whether you are tracing your family history, researching the social fabric of the Regency period, or simply dreaming of Georgian Bath, this directory provides the key. Discover the residents of the Royal Crescent, find the address of a specific tradesman, or simply wander the streets of 1824 from the comfort of your own home.

Inside this fascinating volume, you will find:

A Comprehensive Alphabetical Directory: An A-Z list of the city's principal residents, their occupations, and their private addresses.
A Street-by-Street Guide: A detailed listing of householders and businesses, allowing you to see who lived next door.
A Classified Commercial Directory: Find every apothecary, architect, banker, grocer, and lodging house in the city. Perfect for understanding the commercial life of Bath.
Official Listings: Information on civic officials, clergy, doctors, lawyers, and other professionals.
Essential Services: Details of coach services, postal schedules, and public institutions.
Period Advertisements: Authentic ads for goods and services of the day, offering a unique glimpse into the consumer culture of the early 19th century.
Who is this for?

Genealogists: Trace your Bath ancestors and uncover their trades and social standing.
Historians & Researchers: Gain unparalleled insight into the urban landscape, economy, and society of a major Regency city.
Local History Enthusiasts: Explore the history of your own street or building