Visited with Vintage
Durham City Baths was opened sometime in the 1930's, and closed its doors for good in July 2008.
Considering the relitively short amount of time its been closed, its near enough completely trashed, with some rooms having suffered more than others.
Spent about an hour inside, and there isn't a great deal to see, theres alot of graffiti around the place, and evidence of a fire in the main pool, but other than the general vandalism, it was still a good experience, and I'm glad I got in before it gets even worse.
On a personal note, giving that I can't swim, it was quite novel to be in a swimming pool for the first time in years (abiet one that had no water in, but still)
Anyway, on with the photos.
The rest are here
Durham City Baths was opened sometime in the 1930's, and closed its doors for good in July 2008.
Considering the relitively short amount of time its been closed, its near enough completely trashed, with some rooms having suffered more than others.
Spent about an hour inside, and there isn't a great deal to see, theres alot of graffiti around the place, and evidence of a fire in the main pool, but other than the general vandalism, it was still a good experience, and I'm glad I got in before it gets even worse.
On a personal note, giving that I can't swim, it was quite novel to be in a swimming pool for the first time in years (abiet one that had no water in, but still)
Anyway, on with the photos.
The rest are here
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