26th April 1960
Steble Street has always been a short street,
it still is. It is best known for its Public Baths and Wash House. These were opened in 1871 and modernised in 1930.
The buildings are still there, extended and in use as a sports centre, but a fine building has been preserved.
Below: Steble Street baths and public wash-house have now become a sports centre but left is how they once
were.
Photograph courtesy of Liverpool Record Office. Visit Liverpool Libraries online catalogues at http://archive.liverpool.gov.uk
The 1871 buildings in 2004
The 1871 buildings in 2004
The remains of St John the Baptist,
Looking out of Steble Street onto Park Road
Looking out of Steble Street onto Park Road
