- The north elevation of Coventry Central Baths, showing the unusual winged roofline. ... Coventry Central Baths was a leisure centre in Coventry, England.
- Wartime bombing destroyed four of Coventry's five swimming baths. By 1956 the city decided that its needs would best be met by a very large central complex.
- Thursday, July 18, 2013. Coventry Central Baths Fine Municipal Achievement. ... The Coventry Central Baths are a fine example of planning and organisation.
- The Coventry Society is increasingly concerned about the future of the current Coventry Central baths.
- The Luftwaffe pilots who devastated the city did not spare Coventry’s pools. Four of the five, including the old central baths, did not survive the war.
- AN UPDATE on the future of Coventry Central Baths and Elephant Building could be made ‘within the next few weeks’ according to city councillor Jim O’Boyle.
- The baths were opened by Edwin Moody Rogers (Lord Mayor of Coventry) on 23 April 1966, who described them as the finest baths in Europe.
- Taxpayers have forked out over £900,000 to maintain the Elephant and Coventry Central Baths (Image: Coventry Telegraph).
- The Wave is located near the iconic Coventry Central Baths on Fairfax Street – a leisure centre of Historic England.
- Fairfax Street, Coventry. Listed on the National Heritage List for England. Search over 400,000 listed places.
Coventry Central Baths , Part Of Coventry Sports And Leisure Centre
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Развлекательный центр в Ковентри, Англия. Он расположен на Фэрфакс-стрит в центре города и был главным зданием Спортивно-досугового центра Ковентри до его закрытия в феврале 2020 года.