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Moseley Road Baths open again

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17:18, 20 MAY 2013

Harry Higgins makes a splash as the Second Class pool re-opens at Moseley Road Baths.1 of 12
Harry Higgins in the Second Class pool at Moseley Road Baths.2 of 12
The original water tank in the roof of Moseley Road Baths.3 of 12
The First Class pool, which is still awaiting renovation.4 of 12
Inside Moseley Road Baths5 of 12
Inside Moseley Road Baths6 of 12
Bathtub in the First Class changing area.7 of 12
Inside Moseley Road Baths8 of 12
Helpful advice inside Moseley Road Baths9 of 12
Towel Drying racks in the Laundry10 of 12
The First Class pool, which is still awaiting renovation.11 of 12
Inside Moseley Road Baths12 of 12

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