Difficult to find that much informaiton on the swimming baths themselves.. The South Bristol Swimming Baths were built around the 1930's and are of your typical victorian swimming baths design with ornate tilage everywhere and typical poolside cubicals.
It was more recently featured in a BBC Episode of 'Sherlock'
(Library Image)
The slipper baths had there own tiled corridor leading into steam room. To the right a corridor led to seperate male & female baths. These have remained untouched and pretty much unloved for over 50 years. The local community continue to use the baths and the 'friends of south bristol swimming pool' continue to campaign/support the full restoration of the baths and other facilities including the slipper baths.
Some more (i think) here.. http://www.whateversleft.co.uk/leisure/the-slipper-baths-bristol-south-swimming-baths-bristol
It was more recently featured in a BBC Episode of 'Sherlock'
(Library Image)
The slipper baths had there own tiled corridor leading into steam room. To the right a corridor led to seperate male & female baths. These have remained untouched and pretty much unloved for over 50 years. The local community continue to use the baths and the 'friends of south bristol swimming pool' continue to campaign/support the full restoration of the baths and other facilities including the slipper baths.
Some more (i think) here.. http://www.whateversleft.co.uk/leisure/the-slipper-baths-bristol-south-swimming-baths-bristol