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Beckford's grave is shaped like an Egyptian sarcophagus, with miniature Egyptianesque pillars at either end. The grave is on an island, all by itself, within Lansdown cemetery, with a moat-like ditch around it.
Beckford’s Tower and Cemetery, Bath
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Looking across the Great Bath from the walkway around the top. There are lots of visitors at both upper and lower levels
Visiting the Roman Baths: the good and the bad
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looking at the north side. It's a small, low church. It has a castellated tower and the vestry extension coming out to the side.
Charlcombe Church: Bath’s oldest church
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