Bourneville Lido
A pool built for the workers at the Cadbury factory as part of the Bourneville model village. The large pool with rounded corners was fed by a natural spring. The…
A pool built for the workers at the Cadbury factory as part of the Bourneville model village. The large pool with rounded corners was fed by a natural spring. The…
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…
This pool seems to have started life as West Ham Lido and changed its name to Beckton Lido or Canning Town Lido depending on what source you are reading. The…
The pool dates from 1923 and was demolished circa 1987. The only evidence remaining is the aerator which is in poor shape. Unusually it is not enclosed as is the…
Another lido that was demolished but potentially will be replaced with a new marine pool. An advisory group is in place and it is looking into the feasiblity of a…
A 1930’s pool in Barking Park. Left derelict for many years but eventually filled in and the pool area converted to a childrens splash park. Current images suggest parts of…
My childhood lido and I have fond memories of the concrete tank that scratched your feet and was painted but a bit flaky. The surrounding terraces were huge and always…
Replaced with an indoor pool in the 1970’s then a new leisure centre built on the old site, the outdoor pool at Helensburgh was on a prominent position on the…
Name Twickenham Open Air Swimming BathsThe Embankment, Twickenham, London, TW1 3DX, England Built / opened 4th May 1935 Cost £19,000 Dimensions 165′ x 55′ Capacity 305,000 gallons Water type Depth(s)…