Pictures
Information for the press: modern photographs are available in high resolution jpegs from poolmemories@yahoo.co.uk. For historic photographs contact Camden Local Studies and Archives Centre.
Above Willes Pool around 1901
Above Willes Pool after 1960 refurbishment
Images courtesy of Camden Local Studies and Archives Centre and used with permission. 080191/14 (top) and LCP725.734.
Above The Grafton Hall, now the pool changing rooms, was also the Ladies Baths. Like the other pools, it could be covered over with a temporary floor to provide a community hall.
Above One of the original baths, with a teak rim around the tub. Just before the 1960 refurbishment.
Above Refurbished slipper bath, c. 1960.
Images courtesy of Camden Local Studies and Archives Centre and used with permission. LCP725.734.
Above Drying racks, before 1950.
Above After refurbishment in 1960.
Images courtesy of Camden Local Studies and Archives Centre and used with permission. LCP725.734.
VESTRY OF ST PANCRAS LONDONTHIS FOUNDATION STONEWAS LAID BYEDWARD COX-SINCLAIR ESQRE J.P.CHAIRMAN OF THE VESTRYON THE 17 MAY 1900EDWARD MASON CLOSE )GEORGE TAYOR ) CHURCHWARDENSGEORGE BLOUNT, CHAIRMAN OF BATHS AND WASH-HOUSES COMMITTEEWILLIAM EDWARD CATESBY, DEPUTY CHAIRMANT. W. ALDWINCKLE, R.I.B.A. ARCHITECT C. WALL, CONTRACTORC. H. F. BARRETT, VESTRY CLERK
There are historical pictures of Kentish Town Baths on the excellent website, Ten Generations. This site brings together material held in local collections to tell the stories of how our forebears lived their lives, the changes they will have seen, and some of the historical events they may have witnessed during the last 300 years. See www.tengenerations.org.uk, and search on St Pancras Baths.