The 1912 Amateur Swimming Association directory for swimmers in England listing: Indoor swimming baths, lidos, swimming lakes, swimming rivers, and seaside swimming facilities...
SUSSEX.
ARUNDEL.
Public Baths. One free, one small fee.
BEXHILL.
Public Bath, Egerton park. Open-air. Lido.
BOGNOR.
Sea. Historic wild swimming venue.
BRIGHTON.
Public Bath, North Road. Fresh Water.
BRIGHTON.
Public Bath, Brills, East Street. Circular bath, Salt water. Brill's Baths, c1869. Swimmers relaxing in the gentlemen's circular swimming bath. Charles Brill inherited the original baths from a Mr. Lamprell, his uncle, in the 1840's. At one time the sea-water was brought from Hove to Brighton as Brighton's coast was thought to be too polluted. The baths were demolished in 1929.
BRIGHTON.
Public Bath, Brills, East Street. Salt Water, ladies.
BRIGHTON.
Sea. Historic wild swimming venue.
BRIGHTON.
Sea, West Pier. Boat and man in attendance. Historic wild swimming venue.
EASTBOURNE.
Public Bath, Motcombe Road, Old Town. Fresh water, Ladies' days, Tuesdays and Fridays.
EASTBOURNE.
Sea, East of Redoubt and Pier Head. Men and boat on attendance. Dressing tent for ladies. Historic wild swimming venue.
HASTINGS.
Public Bath, Sea Front. Family bathing on certain days in ladies' bath.
HASTINGS.
Sea. Historic wild swimming venue.
HOVE.
Public Baths (2), Medina Esplanade. Salt water. Family bathing certain days.
HOVE.
Sea, Medina Coastguard Station. Historic wild swimming venue.
LEWES.
Public bath, The Pells. Open-air. Lido.
LITTLEHAMPTON.
Sea. Historic wild swimming venue.
NEWHAVEN.
Sea. Historic wild swimming venue.
Selsey
Selsey Outdoor swimming pool for campers
ST LEONARDS.
Sea. Historic wild swimming venue.
WINCHELSEA.
Sea. Historic wild swimming venue.
WORTHING.
Public Baths (3), Heene Road. Open-air salt. Lido.
WORTHING.
Sea. Historic wild swimming venue.
