VICTORIAN TURKISH BATHS: England: Kidderminster: Mill Street |

The Corporation Baths, Mill Lane, Kidderminster,
at the beginning of the twentieth century

< Mates guide to Kidderminster District Council, 1907

Although the baths were planned in 1851, they were not built till four years later, and the Turkish bath was not added till 1871. The building was demolished in 1932 when the new Castle Street baths were built. However, the new building did not include a Turkish bath.

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The Corporation Baths, Mill Lane, Kidderminster,at the beginning of the twentieth century