IRONMONGER ROW BATHS, IRONMONGER ROW, ST LUKES

IRONMONGER ROW BATHS, IRONMONGER ROW, ST LUKES. The illuminated vertical sign reading Baths, on the Ironmonger Row and Norman Street corner of the Ironmonger Row Baths, Islington
The baths were built in two phases by Finsbury Borough Council. The first phase, designed by Alfred William Stephens Cross and Kenneth Mervyn Baskerville Cross and completed in 1931, consisted of a laundry and slipper baths. The second phase, designed by K M B Cross, opened in 1938 and included the main pool, children's pool, and Turkish baths. Despite renovations in the early 21st century, which cost £16.5 million, many of the original features remain. The building was reopened in 2012. This photograph was published on page 170 of Played in London by Simon Inglis

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