Hidden behind high stone walls in Combe Down is a remarkable cemetery - the Bath Jewish Burial Ground (1812-1921). Rescued from dereliction the cemetery reveals the hidden diversity of the City which was so much more than a Georgian spa for wealthy people.

Our Guided walk will inform and entertain you with the fascinating history of Bath's Jewish Community from the early 1800s brought to life through the history of the Burial Ground and the fascinating stories of some of the people buried here.

Free, limited numbers, advance booking essential: chair@bathjewishburialground.org

image: bathjewishburialground.org

This event is linked with a talk coming to the Museum of Bath at Work, 6pm on Weds 31st May, booking essential: "Two Worlds: the world of the soul & the reality of politics" (Beckman 1938). For more info and to book visit: