Acknowledgements
Malcolm Shifrin inspired me to develop the Baths & Wash Houses Historical Archive as a consequence of seeing and enjoying his excellent research site VICTORIAN TURKISH BATHS: their origin, development, & gradual decline. A website for the exchange of information. www.victorianturkishbath.org
This has been a long standing project that is only now emerging in the form of this social history web site. I want to thank the following for their contributions to the collection of material and for the notes they have provided to inform the content.
Alan King F.Inst.SRM.Hons ISRM Wales Region
Alan Rankin (deceased) (The Hagley Bookshelf) for the continuous supply of books, photographs and references to the subject
Andrew B Semple
Christine Euler F.Inst.SRM ISRM Scotland Region
F. W. Fantom F.Inst.SRM.Ret Past President ISRM (Retired)
George Cottrell F.Inst.SRM.Ret Past President ISRM (Deceased)
George Cogswell F.Inst.SRM
Harry T Hitchin D.P.A.F. F.Inst.B.R.M. M.I.L.A.M. Past President ISRM (Deceased)
Hugh Francis F.Inst.B.R.M Past President ISRM (Deceased)
Ian McKnight M.Inst SRM ISRM Scotland Region
Ian Wright F.Inst.B.R.M Past President ISRM
John Dawes
John Hartley F.Inst.B.R.M Past President ISRM
John Trumbul
Kit Campbell Kit Campbell Associates
Lyn Telford F.Inst.SRM Hons ISRM Southern Branch
Noel Winter F.Inst.SRM Hons ISRM East Midlands Region (Deceased)
Phil Collins F.Inst.SRM Hons Past President ISRM East Region
Ralph Riley F.Inst.SRM Hons Former Chief Executive ISRM
Simon G.Allen F.Inst.SRM Hons ISRM Wales Region
W. F. Harris
W. J. D. Wilson
Wendy Riley ISRM Administration
Wilfred Archer F.Inst.B.R.M Past President ISRM (Retired)
I remember the photos in the wall cabinet there was a diver from Coatbridge and his photo was displayed.he was my husbands late uncle his name was George Matulevicze. Wonder if the photo is in the archives .
Hi Val Thank you for sharing your memories if you have anything more you wish to add please go ahead. Carl
Many a happy day where spent splashing around with my brother, whom sadley is no longer with us ,such great memories and fun times, it was were I learnt to swim. I will never forget going to get a hot cup of oxo and sip it in the changing lockers upstairs to warm up.1944