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1783-84
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Reconstruction of the Cross Bath by city architect Thomas Baldwin, with a Baroque north facade
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1789-95
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Construction of 8-20 Great Pulteney Street
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1792-96
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Construction of townhouses at 1-12 Sydney Place, designed by Thomas Baldwin
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28 Dec 1795
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Grand Pump Room officially opened by the Duchess of York
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Aug 1798
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Exclusive rights to Sally Lunn's recipe are bought by baker William Dalmer, who begins advertising "Sally-Luns breakfast cakes," which he bakes in a portable oven, the following year
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1801
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Jane Austen moves with her family to Bath
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1801-05
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Jane Austen and her family live at 4 Sydney Place in Bath
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1805
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Jane Austen and sister Cassandra live at 25 Gay Street, in reduced financial circumstances after the death of their father
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1815-30
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Construction of Cavendish Crescent by John Pinch the Elder, for William Broom, builder
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23 Oct 1830
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Royal Victoria Park is opened by the Duchess of Kent with her daughter, Princess Victoria
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c. 1858
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Local builder Soloman Francis runs a quality boarding houses at No 10 Queen Square
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c. 1895
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Construction of Parade Gardens
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1897
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Construction of Concert Room to a design by John McKean Brydon
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1903-19
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Edward Culverhouse, a baker, is the owner of the house until he emigrates with his family to Australia
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1919
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The Griffith family owns Sally Lunn's House, using the ground floor as a general store and renting out the rooms above; the building falls into disrepair
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1937
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Marie Byng-Johnson takes over the house and carries out extensive restorations, during which Sally Lunn’s recipes are discovered in a secret cupboard in the old paneling
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Apr 1942
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5-11 Queen Square suffers extensive damage from a 500kg bomb in the Bath Blitz
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12 Jan 1950
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No.25 designated a Grade II listed building
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1 Jun 1950
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New Prison designated a Grade II listed building
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10 Jun 1950
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4, N Parade designated a Grade II* listed building
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12 Jun 1950
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Royal Crescent designated a Grade I listed building
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12 Jun 1950
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Harington House designated a Grade II listed building
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12 Jun 1950
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Elton House designated a Grade II* listed building
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12 Jun 1950
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Archway designated a Grade I listed building
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12 Jun 1950
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11 and 12, Abbey Church Yard designated a Grade II listed building
