The 1912 Amateur Swimming Association  directory for swimmers in England listing: Indoor swimming baths, lidos, swimming lakes, swimming rivers, and seaside swimming facilities...

SOMERSET

BATH.

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Public Bath, Royal Baths. Mineral Water, heat 80°.

BATH. 

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Public Bath, Bath Street.

BATH. 

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Bath Street Baths Bath Swimming History

BATH. 

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(private), Kingswood School, Lansdown.

BRIDGWATER.

Public Bath, Old Tauton road. Open-air, better baths wanted. Large bath free three hours daily, and always free to boys under 14. Lido.

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The Bridgwater Town Council started thinking about having a swimming pool in about 1865 but discussions were in vain, it wasn’t until 1890 when a Rev Father Scoles a Roman Catholic Priest decided that the town needed some baths and went ahead and built one at his own expense.
 

Bristol

BURNHAM.

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Sea. Historic wild swimming venue.

CLEVEDON. 

Sea. Historic wild swimming venue.

CREWKERNE. 

Bath, Grammar School Grounds. During long vacation, August 1stto September 20th, use may be by arrangement with head-master.

DOWNSIDE COLLEGE. 

Private Bath, Abbey Grounds. Open-air. Lido.

FROME. 

Public Bath, Bath St.

GLASTONBURY.

River. No proper bathing place, only that obtained in the River Brue. Historic wild swimming venue.

HIGHBRIDGE. 

River. Historic wild swimming venue.

LANGPORT. 

River. Historic wild swimming venue.

MINEHEAD. 

Sea. Allotted places for ladies and gents. Historic wild swimming venue.

RADSTOCK.

River. Historic wild swimming venue.

SHEPTON MALLET.

Public Bath, Charlton. Open-air. Lido.

TAUNTON. 

River, French Weir. Historic wild swimming venue.

WATCHET.

Sea. Historic wild swimming venue.

WELLINGTON. 

Private Bath on the premises of Messrs Fox Bros. & Co., Ltd. Erected by Messrs Fox for their employees, who have the use at meal times only. Club and school children at specified times.

WELLS. 

Public Bath, Milton Lane. Open-air - open from May to October. Lido.

WESTON-SUPER-MARE. 

Public bath, Knightstone.

YEOVIL. 

Public bath.