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The Sacred Spring, at the northwest corner of the baths, now feeds a pool known as the King's Bath, constructed in the 12th century.
This is surrounded by a two-level Georgian building dating from the 18th century.
Hartlepool and North East Lincolnshire both voted 69.9 per cent to leave, and Blackpool with a count of 67.5 per cent summarised the feeling: the North wants out.
Aside from South Lakeland, the areas voting to stay were clustered in metropolitan university towns and their surrounding areas: Liverpool, Wirral, Sefton; Manchester, Stockport, Trafford; Harrogate, Leeds and York.
When bathing again became fashionable in England, the site was reopened.
The magnificent Georgian building now standing was erected at the end of the 18th century.
The site consists of four main features: the Sacred Spring; the Roman Temple; the Roman bath house; and finds from Roman Bath.The owl and the helmet at the bottom of the pediment symbolize Minerva's responsibility for wisdom and war.The Roman Baths Museum contains many objects of interest, including thousands of objects thrown into the spring as offerings to the goddess.The fundamental part of the Roman Baths is the sacred spring.Hot water at a temperature of 460°C rises here at the rate of 1,170,000 liters (240,000 gallons) every day and has been doing so for thousands of years.