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Fosse Lane diverges at (today's) Guinea Lane and then joins the Via Julia which continues westwards.

Fosse Lane towards Bath based on Scarth, Rev H M. (1864) pp107-108. From point of divergence at Guinea Lane, the Fosse Way continues southwards until it reaches the North Gate of Aquae Sulis. It then exits through the South Gate

Fosse Lane towards Bath based on Scarth, Rev H M. 1864. Aquae Solis, or, Notices of Roman Bath. pp107-108.

Turning between The Paragon and Guinea Lane

Fosse Way leading in to Aquae Sulis based on Scarth, Rev H M. 1864. Aquae Solis, or, Notices of Roman Bath. pp107-108

Fosse Way leading in to Aquae Sulis based on Scarth, Rev H M. 1864. Aquae Solis, or, Notices of Roman Bath. pp107-108

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Beneath the Mineral Water Hospital, now the Royal National Hospital for Rheumatic Diseases

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9-13 Bath Street

9-13 Bath Street

The cellars under St Michael's Place were all excavated and the clear plan of Building C emerged, a massively built masonry structure subdivided into many small rooms. 9-13 Bath Street

The cellars under St Michael's Place were all excavated and the clear plan of Building C emerged, a massively built masonry structure subdivided into many small rooms. 9-13 Bath Street

Roman Building immediately to the east of the Cross Bath in the cellars of 9-13 Bath Street. The building is known as Building D. Associated Events: 9-13 Bath Street excavations (Ref: BN3959) Nos 7 & 7a Bath Street