Mayfield Baths – Archaeological Excavations
Archaeological Excavations
During 2020 The Mayfield Partnership began work on a new 6.5 acre public park and the remains of Mayfield Baths were uncovered. A team of archaeologists from the University of Salford led by Andy Radford, Site Supervisor, Salford Archaeology, excavated the site. Some Victorian tiles from the building were preserved to be incorporated into the new park.
The archaeologists used 3D scanning and low level drone photography to produce an accurate, detailed record of the findings which are to be combined with historical documents and CAD software to produce digital drawings for the ‘preservation record’.
Mark Waugh Photographer www.markwaugh.net
Copyright Photographs of the Mayfield Baths Archaeological Excavation
Mayfield Baths Depot Mayfield in Manchester, the industrial archaeological dig Copyright Mark Waugh
Depot Mayfield in Manchester, the industrial archaeological dig comes to an end and work starts on transforming the are into a urban neighbourhood Pictured Mayfield Baths and Wash House dating from 1858 uncovered as Steve Tamburello inspects the first class pool
Depot Mayfield in Manchester, the industrial archaeological dig Pictured Mayfield Baths and wash Houses dating from 1858 Copyright Mark Waugh
Mayfield Baths Archaeological Dig Pictured Mayfield Baths and Wash House dating from 1858 uncovered as Steve Tamburello inspects the first class pool Copyright Mark Waugh
Depot Mayfield in Manchester, the industrial archaeological dig comes to an end and work starts on transforming the are into a urban neighbourhood Pictured Mayfield Baths and Wash House dating Access Steps from 1858 uncovered Copyright Mark Waugh
Depot Mayfield in Manchester, the industrial archaeological dig comes to an end and work starts on transforming the are into a urban neighbourhood Pictured Mayfield Baths and wash Houses dating from 1858 uncovered
