The Exhibition Space within Bath Assembly Rooms represents the venue's adaptation to modern museum functions while maintaining its Georgian architectural integrity and historical significance as a Bridgerton filming location. This space typically housed displays about Georgian social life, fashion history, and the cultural significance of assembly rooms in 18th-century society. The Exhibition Space allowed visitors to understand the historical context of the rooms they were experiencing, providing educational background for the social activities depicted in Bridgerton. During the building's operational period, this space helped interpret the historical significance of the Assembly Rooms and their role in Georgian Bath society. The area demonstrates how historic buildings can serve contemporary educational purposes while preserving their architectural and cultural heritage. This space connected visitors to the authentic Georgian experience that made the Assembly Rooms perfect for period drama filming.