BEARSDEN ROMAN BATH HOUSE

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BEARSDEN ROMAN BATH HOUSE


Bearsden Roman Bath House is the excavated stone remains of a bathhouse and latrine annexed to the fort that stood nearby, part of the defences of the Antonine Wall, constructed c140 AD and abandoned 20 years later. The remains were discovered when Victorian houses were redeveloped in 1973 and are now displayed, with useful information boards, surrounded by late 20th century suburban residences. The boards allow easy interpretation of the remains. It is a fascinating site, but most people will not tarry longer than about 20 minutes. The fort is buried under modern housing and roads.

Region/Nation
Location/Address
8 Roman Court
Bearsden
Glasgow
County
East Dunbartonshire
Post Code
G61 2HS
Main Historic Period
Roman
Useful Website Address
Tip/Nearby
About 8 miles north of Glasgow. Limited parking.
Primary Management
Local Authority

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