Talk:Bath

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For reference here are all the items from the index beginning with the word bath

• Bath
• Bath, Avon
• Bath, England
• Bath, IL
• Bath, Illinois
• Bath, ME
• Bath, MI
• Bath, Maine
• Bath, Michigan
• Bath, NC
• Bath, NH
• Bath, New Hampshire
• Bath, New York
• Bath, North Carolina
• Bath, OH
• Bath, Ohio
• Bath, Ontario
• Bath, PA
• Bath, Pennsylvania
• Bath, SD
• Bath, Somerset
• Bath, South Dakota
• Bath, West Virginia
• Bath-House
• Bath-house
• Bath-sheba
• Bath-shua
• Bath-trap split
• Bath/Granville Ministry
• BathHouse
• Bath & Body Works
• Bath (Berkeley Springs), WV
• Bath (Berkeley Springs), West Virginia
• Bath (UK Parliament constituency)
• Bath (constituency)
• Bath (disambiguation)
• Bath (town), New York
• Bath (town), Steuben County, New York
• Bath (village), New York
• Bath (village), Steuben County, New York
• Bath Abbey
• Bath Academy of Art
• Bath Beach, Brooklyn
• Bath Berkeley Springs
• Bath Brick
• Bath Cancer Research Unit
• Bath Chair
• Bath City F.C.
• Bath County
• Bath County, KY
• Bath County, Kentucky
• Bath County, VA
• Bath County, Virginia
• Bath County Pumped Storage Station
• Bath FM
• Bath House
• Bath House (BRB&L station)
• Bath Iron Works *Bath Junction
• Bath Killer Bees
• Bath R.F.C
• Bath Rugby
• Bath Rugby Club
• Bath School
• Bath School Disaster
• Bath School of Art and Design
• Bath Side Battery
• Bath Spa
• Bath Spa Project
• Bath Spa University
• Bath Spa University College
• Bath Spa railway station
• Bath Stone
• Bath Township, MI
• Bath Township, MN
• Bath Township, Michigan
• Bath Township, Minnesota
• Bath Township, Summit County, OH
• Bath Township, Summit County, Ohio
• Bath University
• Bath White
• Bath and North-East Somerset
• Bath and North East Somerset
• Bath and North East Somerset UA
• Bath and Wells
• Bath and body works
• Bath and ne somerset
• Bath and north east somerset
• Bath bomb
• Bath brick
• Bath chair
• Bath city
• Bath fizzie
• Bath house
• Bath impact

Rich Farmbrough 18:43, 22 November 2005 (UTC)[reply]

I removed Bath Rugby and the University of Bath from this page as I saw no reason for having them here. If we are going to have everything that has Bath as part of its name by virtue of being located in Bath we'd have a huge page with everything from Bath Spa Railway Station to the Bath Chronicle. Booshank 15:18, 25 May 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Seems someone restored them without responding to you, Booshank. I removed the Uni, but left the rugby club - as I have some sympathy for the edit summary that re-added it, "(major sports teams are frequently mis-linked to dab pages)"

I also linked to Bath Spa - another disambiguation page - as that seems to confuse some people writing encyclopedia articles related to the city.

--Hroðulf (or Hrothulf) (Talk) 08:33, 1 October 2007 (UTC)[reply]

I'm trying to find the etymology of the word "bath". Does it have anything to do with the "Blood Countess"

Assuming you mean the derivation of the name of the city of Bath then have a look at the Bath, Somerset article where it says "The Anglo-Saxons called the town Baðum, Baðan or Baðon, meaning "at the baths," - Adrian Pingstone (talk) 07:39, 22 July 2009 (UTC)[reply]