What attracted Nash to Bath?

a) The Roman remains
b) Gambling
c) Spa treatment for gout
d) The excellent food

What DIDN’T Wade do?

a) Serve as Master of Ceremonies in Bath’s Assembly Rooms
b) Defeat Jacobite rebellions
c) Serve as MP for Bath
d) Mastermind road building schemes in Scotland

What is Pulteney famous for?

a) Archaeological discoveries in Bath
b) Building Bath’s Pulteney Bridge
c) Being Prime Minister for only 2 days
d) Building Bath’s Pulteney Street

Frederick died young and never succeeded to the throne.
Who became monarch instead?

a) George III
b) Queen Victoria
c) George II
d) William IV

How long was Pitt Prime Minister for?

a) 2 years
b) 7 years
c) 13 years
d) 18 years

Which area of London is named after Charles Pratt?

a) Chelsea
b) Lambeth
c) Paddington
d) Camden Town

How many children did Queen Charlotte have?

a) 4
b) 9
c) 15
d) 18

Which of the following was NOT one of George III’s children?

a) William IV
b) Charlotte, Queen of Wurtemberg
c) Queen Victoria
d) George IV

Which of the following was Major Davis NOT known for?

a) Excavating the Roman Baths
b) Designing Bath’s Empire Hotel
c) Breeding tortoises
d) Having badly behaved dogs

Henry VII
B: Arthur.

Arthur Prince of Wales died age of 15. His younger brother Henry became heir to the throne

Beau Nash
B: Gambling
Although he served as Bath’s Master of Ceremonies for several decades, gambling was Nash’s real passion. It was rife in 18th century Bath.

General Wade
A: Serve as Master of Ceremonies
However in 1769 his great-nephew William Wade took on this role.

William Pulteney, Earl of Bath
C: Prime Minister for 2 days.

Another Pulteney was responsible for the famous Bath building projects.

Frederick, Prince of Wales
A: George III
George was Frederick’s eldest son. William IV was one of his grandchildren, Queen Victoria was his great granddaughter.

William Pitt, Earl of Chatham
A: 2 years.
Pitt spent years as leader of the opposition but was only briefly Prime Minister. His son, Pitt the Younger, was also Prime Minister – for nearly 2 decades.

Charles Pratt
D: Camden Town
One of Pratt’s titles was Earl Camden. He owned land in Kentish Town, north of London. In the 1790s he granted leases for development there. It became known as Camden Town

Queen Charlotte
C: 15
Queen Charlotte had her first baby in 1762. Over the next 21 years she had 14 more. All except 2 lived to adulthood.

George III
C: Queen Victoria.
Victoria was George III’s granddaughter.

Major Charles Davis
C: He wasn’t a tortoise breeder
Charles Davis had a varied and successful career as Bath’s city architect. He designed the Empire Hotel and many other well-known buildings.