Rothesay - Public baths.

[Don Rafferty]

Not the Rothesay ones, but similar, love the Flower Girl story:

http://visitvictorianengland.blogspo...c-private.html

[Keith at Tregenna]

#13, Can you help open these links Doc for Richard?... Cannot find alternative

Scotland’s Victorian Swimming Baths | ESI.info Interior ..
Images for victorian public baths in scotland

Experimenting, have to post to see if it works K.

https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=Sc...sm=93&ie=UTF-8

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Could be ?

http://esiinteriors.wordpress.com/20...wimming-baths/

[gray_marian]

Thank you Keith, hope Richard finds Perth in amongst the others

[Lou Barron]

We use to have 3 under ground toilets in Dunedin but all have gone they have These uni toilets now with separate toilets in the Otagon.

[Alec Crichton]

Hi don just a small mention about rothesay.i was threr in april easter weekend.the toilets are still on the pier.i hope this helps you alec

[Don Rafferty]

Thanks Alec, I may be in Millport myself come September, so will have a look. The toilets seem to be fairly well documented but the baths less so, or not at all.

[gray_marian]

#26, Hi Don, Looks as if old Baths are closed. However you may find an interior shot in this link

https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=Sc...sm=93&ie=UTF-8........ The second link is the new pool in Rothesay

Rothesay Leisure Centre | Argyll and Bute Council
http://www.argyll-bute.gov.uk/swimmi...y-leisure-pool
Rothesay Leisure Centre can be found on High Street next to the King George ... In the centre you will find a 25 metre swimming pool with a beach area, a brand ...Hi Don,

[Ian Bellshaw]

I was born and bred in Rothesay and we used to use the baths for our PE lessons from the Academy.

The baths have been closed for 20+ years and converted into flats (called Beattie Court if memory serves).

[gray_marian]

Welcome Ian, if you have a seafaring background there is a Crew List top of page in which to post your details. Any stories or requests please feel free. Hope you enjoy the site. Marian [landlubber]