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Buxton Baths

The Buxton Baths using natural thermal spring water are in Buxton, Derbyshire, England. The baths date back to Roman times and were the basis for developing Buxton as a Georgian and Victorian spa town. The present buildings of the Thermal Baths and the Natural Mineral Baths were opened in the 1850s. They are positioned on either side of the Buxton…

Thermal Baths, Water medicine & Natural Mineral Baths

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Location
Buxton, Derbyshire, England
Architect
Henry Currey
Completed
1853
Construction started
1851
Designated
25 January 1951
Official name
Buxton Thermal Baths · Natural Mineral Baths

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Geothermal spring

Natural Mineral Baths

Thermal Baths

Water medicine

Buxton Bath Charity

Roman baths

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Buxton Baths

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Buxton Baths

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Official name · 2
Buxton Baths → Buxton Thermal Baths, Natural Mineral Baths
Reference no. · 2
Buxton Baths → 1257910, 1257914
Architect · 1
Buxton Baths → Henry Currey
Completed · 1
Buxton Baths → 1853
Construction started · 1
Buxton Baths → 1851
Coordinates · 1
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Buxton Baths → 25 January 1951
Location · 1
Buxton Baths → Buxton, Derbyshire, England

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Buxton BathsArchitectHenry Currey1.00infobox
Buxton BathsCompleted18531.00infobox
Buxton BathsConstruction started18511.00infobox
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Buxton BathsDesignated25 January 19511.00infobox
Buxton BathsLocationBuxton, Derbyshire, England1.00infobox
Buxton BathsOfficial nameBuxton Thermal Baths1.00infobox
Buxton BathsOfficial nameNatural Mineral Baths1.00infobox
Buxton BathsReference no.12579101.00infobox
Buxton BathsReference no.12579141.00infobox
Buxton Bathsrelated to Water medicineThe0.60section
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