Pulteney Street

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A long avenue (almost 400m in length and 30m in width) built by the architect Thomas Baldwin (1750 - 1820) as the axis of the urban development on the other side of the Avon undertaken by William Pulteney on his lands in the late 18^th century, with houses in uniform style (pediments and Corinthian pilasters).

House in Pulteney Street

Model made by Lionel Currie in 1992, The Building of Bath Museum.
Bath Preservation Trust
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Other exhibits in the Museum of the Building of Bath:

• the construction of the Royal Crescent

• the proportions of a house

Holburne Museum

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At the end of the street is the Holburne Museum.