A Guide to the Mineral Waters of Tunbridge Wells

"A Guide to the Mineral Waters of Tunbridge Wells" offers a fascinating glimpse into the history of spa culture in 19th-century England. Written by Robert Hutchinson Powell, this guide provides a detailed account of the renowned mineral waters of Tunbridge Wells, a popular destination for those seeking health and wellness.

Explore the therapeutic properties of the waters, the social customs surrounding their use, and the historical significance of Tunbridge Wells as a fashionable resort. This book is an invaluable resource for historians, health enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the rich heritage of spa towns. Discover why Tunbridge Wells became a celebrated haven for visitors seeking rejuvenation and healing through its unique mineral springs.

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