Moseley Baths, 100 not out

It’s a long way from Victoria Square to Moseley Road Baths, but at noon today as part of the bath’s 100th birthday celebrations some daft sods will be walking  “the route that the Deputy Mayor took in 1907 to open the Baths for the first time” – wearing swimming costumes from through the ages.

To warm up,  at this will be followed by a Edwardian Tea Dance organized by The Friends of Moseley Road Baths at the  Methodist Church Hall opposite 2:30pm to 5:30pm. This is a free event with tea and cakes and a visit by Lord Mayor Randall Brew XI himself.

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