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Today our extraordinary woman is Mary Shelley (1797–1848), daughter of women’s rights advocate and writer, Mary Wollstonecraft. Between 1816 and 1817, Shelley worked on her novel Frankenstein in Bath. In 1818 the novel was published anonymously in London.

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I’ll… take a bath first… and then we’re going to see how much of this I can take, alright? Probably in a couple of hours…

Please hold my hand while I play “And you…” later, I think I’m going to need it…

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a rewarding bubble bath after saving the world of course 🌟🛁☺️

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he looks like a cat that just came out of the bath

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bubble bath time 🫧🛁

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It’s time to introduce another extraordinary woman to celebrate (1775–1817):Writer of novels, world-renowned in English literature. Her novels, and feature scenes set in Bath.

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It’s bath time

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splish splash he was takin a bath

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Our first Extraordinary Woman of the week is Hannah More (1745–1833): Philanthropist, poet, playwright, and author. She suggested that women were denied a quality education, leaving them unfit to function properly in society.

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Sorry, you’re too smelly for me to eat, go take a bath stinky

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Ahead of on 8 March 2022, wants to highlight some of Bath’s most extraordinary women. Keep a lookout as we introduce these extraordinary women throughout the next week, starting tomorrow!

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