Hornsey Lidos & Haringey 1907. A choice of four Lidos
Haringey Hornsey Lidos. All lined up ready for the plunge. Hornsey Library – Isobel Stokes (1996) Liz Wooldridge (2004)
Haringey & Hornsey Lidos. – There were 4 open air pools in the District which no longer exist.
He is about to get wet! – Durnsford Road Lido – Muswell Hill 1934 Original newspaper clipping. Hornsey Library – Isobel Stokes (1996) Liz Wooldridge (2004
Muswell Hill Open Air Pool in Durnsford Road N22 which opened in
1934 and closed in 1988.
In the days of the lazy hazy days of summer. A Diving Display by London Divers
The Sunshine Garden Centre now occupies this site…
Alexandra Park Road, N22 the opening date debateable either 1875 0r 1907.
Tottenham Lido in Lordship Lane N17 which opened in 1934 and closed in 1985
Tottenham Marsh Swimming Pool N17 which opened in 1905 and was demolished in 1939
Hornsey Park Open Air Lido Park Road
– the Municipal Swimming Pool was initially opposed by residents in 1929.
The Lido transpired and functioned well until 1996. An Indoor Pool had joined the complex and both were in desperate need of a facelift. They had not kept up the pace over the years in customer anticipation, interests and opportunities[…]
Read more…Purley Pool Croydon with heritage listed diving boards-an ozone seaside
The Opening of the Lido 1929. Extract from Ben Travers “The Book of Crouch End.” Click to enlarge. HoHorrnsey Library – Isobel Stokes (1996) Liz Wooldridge (2004)
Plans were drawn up for an upgrade project in 1996. Mr David Hopkins – the Park Road boss looked to the future. He was hopeful of bringing facilities into the modern age.
OUTCOME: Park Road – survives
Refurbished newly modernised pools
https://historicpools.org.uk/member_pools/park-road-lido-london/
Durnsford Road Site…
Tottenham Lido Lordship Lane Site…
I managed this one as part of the Park Road pools during the 70’s and 80’s along with Tottenham Lido(Lordship Lane) and Wood Green Lido (Durnsford Rd). Had duraflex springboards put in to go with the 10m and it was well used for open air diving by clubs.