Swimming here started as a location for bathing in a man-made lake formed in the 15th Century by damming a stream. The pool was built in 1887 with high timber walls to shield swimmers from view. It was extended in 1900. It was extensively reconstructed in the 1930’s to provide an Art Deco building with changing facilities. Additional changing facilites were built in the 1960’s.
| Name | Keepers Pool Sutton Park, Sutton Coldfield, B74 2YU, England |
| Coordinates | 52°34’02.0″N 1°50’38.2″W |
| Opened | 30th July 1887 Rebuilt 1930’s Refurbished 1961 for £20,000 |
| Cost | £200 in 1887 |
| Dimensions | 75′ x 20′ |
| Capacity UK gallons | |
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| Changing facilities | |
| Second pool | N/A |
| Spectator seating | |
| Designers and contractors | Borough surveyor |
| Date closed | 2002 (fire) |
| Status | Vandalised in 2003 and subsequently demolished in 2004. |
| On site now | Grassed over |
| Links | Sutton Park – Keepers Pool (sutton-coldfield.net) |
| Last updated | 25th April 2026 |
