History of All Saints Church 

Welcome to All Saints Church, the church on the hill above Weston High Street, which is a beautiful unspoilt setting on the North West edge of Bath. The village of Weston is ancient and the church has been for many years at the heart of the community. It is believed that a church building has occupied this hillside for over 800 years. The church is also on the Cotswold Way, so many walkers frequent the path that leads up to and past the church building and in the past Jane Austen is reputed to have walked this route many times.
Please read the articles below for more information on the history of our church and Weston Village. Although it's now a a suburb of Bath and home to the Royal United Hospital (RUH), Bath's main hospital, Weston is still very much a village at heart. 

History Guides

Find out more from our history guides written by past and present Church members.

	Weston All Saints booklet published in 1916 (727.6KB)
	'A time to build up' booklet 1892 – 1894 (2015) (4.3MB)
	Guide to the Parish Church of All Saints Weston 1947 (1.1MB)
	A New Church Originally by Michael Messer May 1982 (1.1MB)
	All Saints - A Short History of the Church leaflet 2002 (576.9KB)

Graveyard and Monuments

Looking for your ancestors? Please find below a link to the list of transcriptions of the monuments in the Churchyard and on the Church walls. If you would like a copy of the map please email the church office.
You can also find out more on the Bath Archives website here.

	Names in the Memorial Chapel (401.2KB)
	Indexed Transcriptions of the Monumental Inscriptions at All Saints Church Weston (10.5MB)

Memories

Stories of people who have visited, attended and were leaders of All Saints.

	Griffin Memoir of trip to Bath in 1873 (2.2MB)
	Memories of Village Life 1912-1945 by Elsie M. Somerton (4.6MB)
	Extract from Memories of a Mediocrity - E H Hardcastle (765.6KB)

Photos 

Photographs of life at All Saints Church and how it has changed over the years