St Pancras Public Baths, Camden, Greater London

Photograph taken 17 April 2005 © Historic England Archive/Mr Steve Kirkland ref: 477810

Public baths, swimming baths & launderette, formerly with a laundry and public hall built 1898-1900. During the Victorian period most working class people didn't have washing facilities in their homes.

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Greater London Camden Town

Period

Victorian (1837 - 1901)

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The Corn Exchange in Doncaster was built in 1870 and combines Victorian classical architecture with a dome reminiscent of that on the Crystal Palace, built 20 years earlier for the Great Exhibition (1851). The Corn Exchange is now used as a market hall.

St Pancras Public Baths, Camden, Greater London

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