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Partis College, Partis Way, BATH, BA1 3QD

Partis College is one of Bath's hidden gems. It is a charity which houses thirty women aged over 50, of professional status but in reduced circumstances (for example Services widows). It is an Anglican foundation; the chapel is behind the pediment. As it is a private organisation and on the fringes of Bath, hidden behind trees and hedges, most Bathonians are probably unaware of it.

Partis Way is a small estate of homogeneous houses built in the early 1960's to the west of the RUH. This picture is dated 1st April 2000, but little has changed in 19 years.

Metal plate attached to stone post by the A431, in parish of BATH (BATH AND NORTH EAST SOMERSET District), Kelston Road, Newbridge, by gate with sign "Access via Partis Way", embedded in good quality stone wall, on North side of road. Bath incised iron plate, erected by the Bath turnpike trust in the 18th century. Inscription reads:- TO BATH 2 Grade II listed. List Entry Number: 1395938 https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1395938 Milestone Society National ID: SO_BRBA10.

A milestone on Kelston Road, embedded in the wall adjoining an entrance.

The A431 near the hospital.

Looking westward, this area has not only a cut benchmark but also a Flush Bracket to its name. The cutmark is on the lodge to the right and the FB on the wall to the left. See Image] and Image] respectively.

This mark appears to have some downward arrows along with the conventional upward pointing ones. This indicates the mark has subsequently been cancelled - thanks to Roger Templeman for the information. Interestingly it is barely a few metres from a Flush Bracket. See Image] for a location shot and see http://www.bench-marks.org.uk/bm40822 for the Benchmark Database, which gives some more details.

Located in a wall in Kelston Road, this surveying benchmark was levelled at 47.3m above mean sea level. The next one in the series is located just up the road: Image See the Benchmark Database http://www.bench-marks.org.uk/bm10324 for more details, and Image] for a wider view including details of a cutmark close by.

This section of the river is just to the west of Bath, and flows down to Bristol. Once it would have carried heavy industrial traffic to Bristol, now it really only carries leisure craft. Photo taken from the boat, looking upstream.

By No. 200, Upper Bristol Road, in front of domestic gate post, on pavement. Bath incised iron plate. Alternate views see https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/5304075 & https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2753653 & https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6048128 & https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2753656 To / Bath / 2 Milestone Society National ID: SO_BABR02