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    Queen Elizabeth Hospital

    QE Super Buildings I'm trying to make comparisons betwen your pictures Colin. On your latest I can make out the hospital - but can't make out Nuffield House. It must be there????? Anne
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    Bournville Open Air Lido

    Can anyone give info. on its current status please? Anne
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    Queen Elizabeth Hospital

    Incorrect date Whoops! I uploaded my post before correcting the date - 1938 - 1957 First Published by Brewin Books, Studley, Wawickshire, B80 7LG in May 1997 "QE Nurse" 1938 - 1957 ISBN: 85858 097 8 Anne
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    Queen Elizabeth Hospital

    A Book on the QE Nurse During my peruse of the medical Library, now situated in Nuffield House - the former Nurses Home, I found a book - the QE Nurse. I flipped through and despite the fact it was before my time at QE, it hadn't seemed to have changed. I found two of my tutors plus Matron...
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    Queen Elizabeth Hospital

    What is Queen Elizabeth Hospital like today? In the sixties it stood proudly on the skyline in leafy Edgbaston suburbia surrounded with meadows. I had a trip down memory lane a couple of years ago and found it swallowed up and almost insignificent amongst surrounding concrete and buildings...
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    Queen Elizabeth Hospital

    What is QE like today. It used to stand proudly in green leafy suburbia surrounded by fields and meadows. An imposing building on the skyline. Anne
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    Lost Lidos

    Sutton Park - Keepers Pool A little bit more about Keepers Pool https://www.so-dive-in.co.uk/keeperspool.html Lost Lido fan (Actually I prefer if they were all still alive) Anne
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    Woodcock St Baths.

    Website - Lost Lidos https://www.so-dive-in.co.uk/birmingham.html A bit more about Woodcock Street
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    Woodcock St Baths.

    Rubbish Put me in a museum if you think I could do that! www.so-dive-in.co.uk
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    Lost Lidos

    Bourneville Lido Has anyone any pictures of Bourneville Lido? and the Cadbury's old indoor swimming bath? I'd be very interested to hear from you.
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    Woodcock St Baths.

    Diving over the Drain Woodcock St. Baths A picture during diving training at Woodcock Street, preparing to scoop my entry so that I don't meet up with the big ugly foreboding drain 8'6ins under the water. These days this is considered far too shallow and this is why of course, the diving...
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    Woodcock St Baths.

    The BIG drain at Woodcock Street I expect most swimmers and divers were scared of the drain when diving from the top board. Also what a good idea to have the lane over it in a swimming race - it definately would get the speed up and probably help secure a medal. The Ladies Bath ("Second" class...
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    Kent Street Baths

    Quite an futuristic frontage. I dived in competitions there once. I remember it was the Coronation Year of Queen Elizabeth and I won an engraved red, white and blue silver medal. Still treasure it today. Are the baths still there?
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    Woodcock St Baths.

    Woodcock Street Baths I caught the no.74 or 75 bus from West Bromwich every afternoon after school, to travel to Snowhill and walk down Steelhouse Lane, past the Fire Station and on to Woodcock Street Baths to do my diving training. I was always glad of a scarf to wind round my nose because I...
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    Lost Lidos

    I have a website on Lost Lidos and I'm anxious to find any pictures of Sutton Park Lido and swimming in Keepers Pool. Please can anyone help?
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