History
Opened in 1933 and is a fine example of Art Deco architecture designed by borough engineer Roland Fletcher.
Throughout the 20th century, the baths became a social hub for the local community, hosting everything from swimming lessons and fitness classes to social events. However, the building has faced challenges due to aging infrastructure and changes in public demand.
Over the years, despite the challenges of maintaining an ageing building, the baths have remained a cherished landmark. Recent efforts focus on preserving this iconic building, celebrating its legacy as both a historical and functional community space in the West Midlands.
