Museum of Bath at Work

This is the intriguing story of a nearby family firm Mr. Jonathan Burdett Bowler began his business in Bath in 1872.

He made and repaired pop water apparatus and furthermore ran a fizzy beverages processing plant making such luxurious inventions as Orange Champagne, Hot Tom, Bath Punch and Cherry Cigarette.

Whenever Mr. Bowler's grandson resigned in 1969 the business shut. In any case, astoundingly it had made due up until then with its unique out of date hardware, Victorian gaslight, and nothing remotely valuable.

You'll additionally discover recreations of a Bath Stone quarry confront and a neighborhood bureau making workshop, both vital parts of the city's history. Upstairs is a bistro and shop where you can purchase endowments, books, and postcards. A visit to the Museum of Bath at Work allows you to find out about working Bath in Victorian circumstances, a story far expelled from the polish and talk of the pump room

Here at the Museum of Bath at Work, Mr. Bowler's plant has been spared and affectionately reproduced, an interesting corner of the city's mechanical past.