Tuttle Street Baths

Tuttle Street Baths
Tuttle Street Baths (c)Ken Jones

Tuttle Street Baths Wrexham

The Tuttle Street Swimming Baths were the first indoor swimming baths to be built in Wrexham and opened in 1901. They were built by Wrexham Borough Council and remained in open until 1970. When the baths opened they baths were considered state-of-the-art and were heated using the next door incinerator. The baths and all the buildings of that area have since been demolished and redeveloped.

Tuttle Street Baths
Tuttle Street Baths

 

Tuttle Street Baths
Tuttle Street Baths (c)Ken Jones

 

Tuttle Street Baths
Tuttle Street Baths 1962 (c)Local Bygones

 

Tuttle Street Baths
Tuttle Street Baths 1963 (c)Local Bygones

 

Tuttle Street Baths
Tuttle Street Baths 1965 (c)Local Bygones
Tuttle Street Baths
Wrexham Water Polo team trained at the baths in 1912

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Tuttle Street Baths 1966
Tuttle Street Baths 1966
Tuttle Street Baths 1966
Tuttle Street Baths 1966
Tuttle Street Baths 1966
Tuttle Street Baths 1966
Tuttle Street Baths 1966
Tuttle Street Baths 1966
Tuttle Street Baths 1966
Tuttle Street Baths 1966

Source: Local Bygones 4. May 2007; (c)NWN Media

 

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