Beau Nash
(1674-1761)
Commemorated on 5 plaques
Richard 'Beau' Nash 1674-1762 Dandy and leader of fashion Master of the Ceremonies at the Wells 1735-1762
The Pantiles, Tunbridge Wells, United Kingdom where they presided as Master of Ceremonies (1735-1761)
In this house resided the celebrated Beau Nash and here he died Feby. 1761
Beau Nash House, St Johns Place, Bath, United Kingdom where they lived (1761)
This tablet marks the site of Harrison's Assembly Rooms where Richard (Beau) Nash presided as Master of ceremonies 1708-1761 Here also stood 1823-1933 The Royal Literary and Scientific Institution inaugerated by the poets Moore, Crabbe, and Bowles: now transferred to Queen Square
Pierrepont Street on the wall above Parade Gardens, Bath, United Kingdom where they presided as Master of Ceremonies (1708-1761)
The site now occupied by Nos. 40-46 The Pantiles was that of the assembly and great gaming rooms, presided over by Beau Nash, who was Master of Ceremonies 1735-1761.
The Pantiles, Tunbridge Wells, United Kingdom where they presided as Master of Ceremonies (1735-1761)