Queen Square, Bath, the elegance of the Georgian City

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Queen Square, Bath, was designed and begun by John Wood the Elder in the 1720s, and was part of his vision for transforming Bath into a model of classical Georgian architecture, which included the Royal Crescent and Circus. The square was named in honour of Queen Caroline, wife to George II.

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Size: 3039px × 2014px
Location: Bath, UK
Photo credit: © Steve Owen / Alamy / Afripics
License: Royalty Free
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