Hadrian's Wall Gallery
Vindolanda bath house
The photo above shows the main street at Vindolanda, with a bath house in the foreground. Life must often have been difficult and uncomfortable for the Roman soldiers, but the forts did provide for the spiritual and physical well-being of their inhabitants, with temples, granaries, hospitals, and latrines. In addition, many of the forts along the length of Wall attracted settlement and some local trade.
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