Portal:Somerset/Did you know/8

From Wikipedia's "Did You Know" archives:

... that the Building of Bath Museum was originally constructed in 1765 as a chapel for Selina Hastings, Countess of Huntingdon (pictured)?
... that the Bilbie family produced more than 1,350 bells, from the late 1600s to the early 1800s?
... that Bath, the only entire city in England to be a World Heritage Site, was awarded that status largely because of its buildings and architecture?
... that Charterhouse Cave is the deepest cave in Southern England?
... that a road in Charlcombe, Somerset, England is closed for two months every spring to allow frogs and toads to cross safely?