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Going beyond the lines with Manchester's stained glass
Victoria Baths is a Grade II listed building, in the Chorlton-on-Medlock area of Manchester, England. The baths opened to the public in 1906.
Victoria Baths is widely recognised as Britain’s finest historic municipal swimming pool - from the iconic green tiles to its beautiful stained glass.
Victoria Baths | Private White V.C.
The Other Side Of Midnight, Nov ‘88
Episode of Tony Wilsons influential TV live at a Hacienda club night called Wet, held at Victoria Baths, Manchester on November 6th 1988.
(via IMG_1485 Victoria Baths, Manchester | by SomeBlokeTakingPhotos | Flickr)
Manchester Camerata at Victoria Baths - music from the pool!
Looking from a window above
What I love about stained glass, is how it can be used to illustrate the stories of people and events. In Manchester's Victoria Baths, stained glass also celebrates two very popular sports; cricket and wrestling.
Victoria Baths, Manchester - stained glass windows - angel of purity von Andy Über Flickr: angel of purity. victoria baths, turkish baths cooling room. Victoria Baths is one of 5 Grade II* listed public baths in the country. Described by the Manchester Guardian at the time of its opening as 'probably the most splendid bathing institution in the country'. The Lord Mayor at the time described it as a water palace. Designed by T de Courcy Meade, Arthur Davies and Henry Price it opened in September 1906 at a cost of £59,939. The building finally closed in 1993 and the Victoria Baths Trust formed to ensure the building survived with the goal of restoring and reopening it.
Couple of interior shots from Victoria Baths in Manchester. It's been/being restored and hosts a lot of events like the Vintage Fair that we had come to. Bought a few things and nearly bought a vintage medical skeleton but realised that it was a lot cheaper to buy a new one from Amazon for our purposes.
