Home > Join BRLSI

Join BRLSI

BRLSI Providing resources for research, learning and enjoyment.

BRLSI is based in a unique listed building in the heart of the beautiful and historic Bath. Here we put on a programme of talks and discussions, concerts and exhibitions which is unrivalled for the range of subjects covered and features some of today’s leading thinkers and researchers. Also based here is our internationally recognised collections and library of rare books.

  • The Institution was founded in 1824.
  • BRSLI is run by its members.
  • Membership of BRLSI is open to all.

Our members attend our programme of events at a reduced rate and have access to our Queen Square premises where there are can meet and socialise with other members and visitors.

Members receive a regular newsletter and access to the members’ area of our web site

 

How to join BRLSI

Pay online

There is now a new facility for you to pay for your membership online making a secure WorldPay payment. click on "Buy Now" below to be taken to the shop.

Pay by cheque

To pay for your membership by cheque, please click the link below and print out the form, complete and post with your cheque to:

BRLSI

16 Queen Square,
Bath,
BA1 2HN

Did you know...

Battle of Hastings

Hastings Elwin was instrumental in a lot of the early developments. He ended up working for the Slavery Compensation Board in Australia. It wasn't the slaves who were compensated, but the owners!

Curatorial Curiosities

Mammoth Milk Molar

This milk tooth from a Wooley Mammoth (Mammuthus primigenius) was found in Wookey Hole, Somerset. The mamoth, like its close relatives the extant elephants, had four molars. As the front pair wore down and droped out in pieces, the back pair shifted forward, with two new molars emerging in the back of the mouth. Elephants replace their teeth six times.