When was New Brighton baths built?
Lillie Kiehn
2025-05-05 12:54:07
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The famous Derby Pool stood on Harrison Drive in New Brighton and was named the race course built in the area by Lord Derby around the turn of the 17th Century. Centuries later the race course has long since disappeared but the remains of the Art Deco swimming built in the early 20th century remains. The huge pool provided many hours of fun for the locals of Wallasey and the day trippers of Liverpool. Its huge outdoor swimming area made the pool an attraction during the summer months and was often the scene of vast over crowding. The building was refurbished many years later and some of the original areas still stand.
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