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ISBN10: 1905624522, ISBN13: 9781905624522, [publisher: English Heritage] Softcover Pbk, 292 p. : ill. ; 21 cm. A clean unmarked copy in fine condition. Great Lengths' traces the development of indoor public baths and pools, from the earliest subscription baths of the Georgian period and the first municipal baths in Liverpool in 1829, to the generation of leisure pools with their flumes and potted palm trees' [Swimming pools : architectural design - Public Baths Architectural Features Recreation Social History Leisure Activities Sporting Facilities. s249 / m14753 [Aberystwyth, United Kingdom] [Publication Year: 2009]
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ISBN10: 1905624522, ISBN13: 9781905624522, [publisher: Historic England Press, Swindon] Softcover Paperback. Swimming is Britain's most popular participation sport. Nearly one in four people swim at least once a month, with around 80 million visits to swimming pools recorded every year. Surprisingly, although public baths have formed a vital part of community life since an 1846 Act of Parliament, their story has never been told in book form until now. Great Lengths, the eighth book in the acclaimed Played in Britain series, traces the development of indoor public baths and pools, from the earliest subscription baths of the Georgian period and the first municipal baths in Liverpool in 1829, to the current generation of leisure pools with their flumes and potted palm trees. In both the public and private sectors the golden era of pool design fell between the 1880s and 1914, when over 600 baths were constructed, many rich in architectural detail and technological innovation. The magnificent Victoria Baths in Manchester completed in 1906 (2003 winner of BBC2 Restoration series) set new standards for opulence. Birmingham's Balsall Heath Baths (1907), London's Haggerston Baths (1904) and similar establishments in Hull, Nottingham and Glasgow equally reflected the civic pride of their creators, as greater awareness of hygiene and physical fitness brought safe swimming and recreation to the urban masses. A further burst of activity between the wars saw a new ge ...
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ISBN10: 1905624522, ISBN13: 9781905624522, [publisher: Liverpool University Press, United Kingdom] Softcover Swimming is Britains most popular participation sport. Nearly one in four people swim at least once a month, with around 80 million visits to swimming pools recorded every year. Surprisingly, although public baths have formed a vital part of community life since an 1846 Act of Parliament, their story has never been told in book form until now. Great Lengths, the eighth book in the acclaimed Played in Britain series, traces the development of indoor public baths and pools, from the earliest subscription baths of the Georgian period and the first municipal baths in Liverpool in 1829, to the current generation of leisure pools with their flumes and potted palm trees. In both the public and private sectors the golden era of pool design fell between the 1880s and 1914, when over 600 baths were constructed, many rich in architectural detail and technological innovation. The magnificent Victoria Baths in Manchester completed in 1906 (2003 winner of BBC2 Restoration series) set new standards for opulence. Birminghams Balsall Heath Baths (1907), Londons Haggerston Baths (1904) and similar establishments in Hull, Nottingham and Glasgow equally reflected the civic pride of their creators, as greater awareness of hygiene and physical fitness brought safe swimming and recreation to the urban masses. A further burst of activity between the wars saw a new generation of concre ...
ISBN10: 1905624522, ISBN13: 9781905624522, [publisher: Liverpool University Press, United Kingdom] Softcover Swimming is Britains most popular participation sport. Nearly one in four people swim at least once a month, with around 80 million visits to swimming pools recorded every year. Surprisingly, although public baths have formed a vital part of community life since an 1846 Act of Parliament, their story has never been told in book form until now. Great Lengths, the eighth book in the acclaimed Played in Britain series, traces the development of indoor public baths and pools, from the earliest subscription baths of the Georgian period and the first municipal baths in Liverpool in 1829, to the current generation of leisure pools with their flumes and potted palm trees. In both the public and private sectors the golden era of pool design fell between the 1880s and 1914, when over 600 baths were constructed, many rich in architectural detail and technological innovation. The magnificent Victoria Baths in Manchester completed in 1906 (2003 winner of BBC2 Restoration series) set new standards for opulence. Birminghams Balsall Heath Baths (1907), Londons Haggerston Baths (1904) and similar establishments in Hull, Nottingham and Glasgow equally reflected the civic pride of their creators, as greater awareness of hygiene and physical fitness brought safe swimming and recreation to the urban masses. A further burst of activity between the wars saw a new generation of concre ...
ISBN10: 1905624522, ISBN13: 9781905624522, [publisher: English Heritage] Softcover 2009. 1st edition. Paperback. Traces the development of indoor public baths and pools, from the earliest subscription baths of the Georgian period and the first municipal baths in Liverpool in 1829, to the current generation of leisure pools with their flumes and potted palm trees. Series: Played in Britain. Num Pages: 292 pages, 300. BIC Classification: 1DBK; HBJD1; WSSC. Category: (G) General (US: Trade). Dimension: 211 x 191 x 22. Weight in Grams: 932. . . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland. [Olney, MD, U.S.A.] [Publication Year: 2009]
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