Central Park Open Air Baths, East Ham
An open air swimming pool was opened in Central Park in 1901. It was temporarily closed during WWI and re-opened in 1989 only to be closed permanently in 1923. The…
An open air swimming pool was opened in Central Park in 1901. It was temporarily closed during WWI and re-opened in 1989 only to be closed permanently in 1923. The…
The site of this pool appears as a body of water on the O/S map of 1886 depicting it as part of the Malvern Park estate. The estate passed into…
The Nuffield Pool, close to the tip of Gibraltar, at Europa Point, was built on the site of a WWII prisoner of war camp. In one of the photographs you…
Work on a new pool for Newport started in 1933 and provided work for 15 unemployed men of the area. By July 1934, it was announced that the Mayors Work…
A new pool was built in the Wiltshire town of Devizes as the existing bathing place, an enclosure of part of the Kennet and Avon Canal, was becoming a hygiene…
The Black Rock Lido opened in 1936. It was situated on Marina Drive to the east of the resort. It was around 3 miles west of Saltdean, where their lido…
Congleton saw the opening of their new outdoor swimming and paddling pools in May 1936. The pool was a modest 105’ x 45’ but the paddling pool was a whopping…
This petite pool built at one side of the Stand Road Recreation ground was to increase the capacity for swimmers in the area after their vociferous appeals to the local…
The pools at Camp Bay were built during the 1960’s following encouragement by the British Government to the Gibraltar Legislative Council to look to alternative sources of income other than…
The Chamberlayne Baths were built on the southern shore of the River Itchen close to the old Northam bridge crossing. An exact date cannot be found but is approximated at…