Dave Oldfield Barrow-in-Furness, Final Day At The Abbey Baths. wmv

[@misterchippie]

Thanks for this - brings back memories, though not necessarily good ones - school swimming lessons on Monday mornings were never the greatest things - pool freezing cold and stinking of chlorine lol.

[@b.nichols3255]

My cousin was a lifeguard there. I remember when the baths had real baths, not just a swimming pool. Families living in homes without baths could go there and bathe. Big, bathtubs and lots of hot water. Bliss!

[@brianmccann2806]

Brings back memories

[@mistofoles]

@1:17 - I'm glad the carriage clock got to make an appearance, they're always overlooked in these clips, and it really upsets them when they're excluded.

[@StevenBray-o4m]

Ronald Fleming was my great uncle. A great, great man. 😢

[@markstephens5096]

There were a few of us kids having a good time in them days so here goes the one's i remember. Let me know if you are mentioned. Raymond Gibson, Steven Baker, Dean Searle, Mark Stephens, Susan Horsfield,

[@bobbystephens5535]

I learnt to swim in this pool with my great friend ''Raymond Gibson'' If anyone knows him I would really love to contact him. We lived in Sydney street around 1970 and we shared the love bug, mary poppins, battle of britain and much more. Please get in touch Raymond.

[@markstephens5096]

A year has gone with no contact ? Still waiting Raymond.

[@goldeneyebabe]

thats auntie rose god this is when she was mayor

[@ytjcubb]

How high was the big diving board before it got ripped out?

[@paulblanshard9336]

10 ft and 6 ft and the springboard

[@gsbelbin]

Is that Manny Boyd's voice at 6:52?

[@misterchippie]

1:00 Looks like Freddie Mercury in a shell suit lol

[@bobbystephens5535]

By the way my name is Mark.