BATH HOTEL
This special online exhibition was made possible by a generous grant from the
US Ambassadors Fund for Cultural Preservation
through the Embassy of the United States of America in Bridgetown, Barbados
In November 2022, the U.S. Embassy Bridgetown (Barbados) provided a grant to the Nevis Historical & Conservation Society for a project to conserve and stabilise the Bath Hotel in Nevis. The grant is part of the U.S. State Department’s global Ambassador’s Fund for Cultural Preservation (AFCP). The project, being carried out in partnership with the Nevis Island Administration (NIA) Ministry of Tourism, has included engineering works – repairs to electrical wiring and plumbing – sealing of the roof, repairs to windows and doors by skilled carpenters, as well as the repointing of the stonework. The NHCS in 2024 was again the reciptient of a second AFCP grant to complete the restoration of this iconic monument.
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Bath Hotel
EXPANDED TIMELINE
The Bath Hotel and grounds during its heyday, and current efforts with tourism, including the hot springs, gardens, and grounds.
PERMENANT
THE BUILDINGS
The Bath Hotel and grounds during its heyday, and current efforts with tourism, including the hot springs, gardens, and grounds.
Recent
RESTORATION EFFORTS
The Bath Hotel and grounds during its heyday, and current efforts with tourism, including the hot springs, gardens, and grounds.
TBD
PEOPLE & HISTORY OF BATH VILLAGE
The Bath Hotel and grounds during its heyday, and current efforts with tourism, including the hot springs, gardens, and grounds.
Onsite
GEOLOGY & ARCHAEOLOGY
Recent excavations and surveys, the science behind the waters and wellness, and more.
Past and Present
HOSPITALITY & GUEST EXPERIENCE
The Bath Hotel and grounds during its heyday, and current efforts with tourism, including the hot springs, gardens, and grounds.
