DescriptionIpswich swimming pool (known as “baths”) was opened in January 1921 at the river end of Bell Street. Timber dressing sheds were provided with upper galleries that could seat up to 700 people. The pool was approximately 30 metres long and the river water was changed two or three times a week. References (offline)Ipswich in the Twentieth Century by Robyn Buchanan, 2004:66
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