Tunstall Public Baths

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Date:March 1964

Description:Tunstall's Victorian public swimming baths are in Greengates Street opposite Tunstall Memorial Gardens. Opened in 1889 they were amongst the oldest swimming pools in the UK and inside they retain many original features. The building is linked to the Public Library on the Boulevard, built at the same time (Queen Victoria Jubilee Buldlings). Both the library and the baths are grade II listed buildings although the baths are no longer in use.

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Victorian Sports, Arts & Leisure Facilities Indoor swimming pools Buildings, Architecture, Monuments Architectural Styles

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Creators: Mr Bert Bentley - Creator

Image courtesy of: Stoke on Trent City Archives.

Donor ref:SD1480/073-23 (204/33740)

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