Roman Baths Research Articles

The Eastern or Turkish Bath: its History, Revival in Britain, and Application to the Purposes of Health. by Erasmus Wilson, F.R.S., C. Lockhart Robertson. Pp. 167, price 2s. 6d. Churchill, 1861. (With a ground plan of the new Roman Bath erected at the Sussex Lunatic Asylum, Haywards' Heath.)

The Eastern or Turkish Bath: its History, Revival in Britain, and Application to the Purposes of Health. by Erasmus Wilson, F.R.S., C. Lockhart Robertson. Pp. 167, price 2<i>s</i>. 6<i>d</i>. Churchill, 1861. (<i>With a ground plan of the new Roman Bath erected at the Sussex Lunatic Asylum, Haywards' Heath</i>.)

IV. Account of the Remains of a Roman Bath near Stoke in Lincolnshire: by Edmund Turnor, Esq. F.R. and A.SS.

Mr. Nichols, in his History of Leicestershire, mentions some Roman ruins near Stoke, in Lincolnshire, which were visible in 1670. Being in company with Sir Charles Broke Vere, and having this intimation of Mr. Nichols's in our minds, we dismounted at some rough ground in the hamlet of North Stoke, where there had evidently been buildings, and my friend soon found a piece of tile, which led to the discovery of Roman Baths and very slight vestiges of a Villa.