Mayfield Baths – Archaeological Excavations Images from Salford Archaeology
Mayfield Baths Archaeological Excavation View Toward Deep End of Bath Copyright Salford Archaeology 2021
Mayfield Baths Archaeological Excavation View Toward Shallow End of Bath Copyright Salford Archaeology 2021
Mayfield Baths Ariel view of Archaeological Excavations Copyright Salford Archaeology 2021
Mayfield Baths Archaeological Excavations Ariel View Toward the Deep Ends of Both Baths Copyright Salford Archaeology 2021
Mayfield Baths Archaeological Excavations Ariel View Copyright Salford Archaeology 2021
Mayfield Baths Circular Iron Pipe Opening into Bath Tank Wall Copyright Salford Archaeology 2021
Mayfield Baths Swimming Bath Deep End Access Steps Copyright Salford Archaeology 2021
Mayfield Baths Excavation Pit Through Bath Bottom Copyright Salford Archaeology 2021
Mayfield Baths Cross Section Through Baths Bottom Excavation Copyright Salford Archaeology 2021
I remember in the late 1950s early 1960s when my Dad used to take me on a walk round manchester on a Sunday morning and we passed the site of the old baths, where he and his brother went swimming as young boys, he pointed them out and at the time you could just see the outline of the pools and some of the tiling was usable before they were completely covered over the years, he used to tell me about how the baths were bombed in ww2, as they’d lived quite close to them