Timothy Mowl FSA (born 1951) is an architectural and landscape historian.
He studied for his doctorate in architectural history under Sir Howard Colvin at St John's College, Oxford.
Mowl's career has included work as an Inspector for English Heritage, an architectural consultant for the Bath Preservation Trust, a journalist on the Bath Chronicle and as a freelance architectural and garden historian.
He taught in the departments of History of Art and Archaeology at the University of Bristol before taking early retirement in 2011.
During 2022 he a completed an extensive period of archival research, resulting in the document "A History and Structural Development of Rudloe Manor" [2] His latest book, written with Julian Orbach, is a study of architectural schemes for Bath that never materialised - Unbuilt Bath: The City as it Might Have Been, published by Stephen Morris, 2023.