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The earliest memories we’ve collected take us back to the early 1940s when the Royal Brine Baths were still operating
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We’ve recorded a number of people who went to the St Andrew's brine baths (on the site of the current Droitwich Heritage Centre)
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Pam used to visit the St Andrew's baths with her parents in the 1950s
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After bathing at St Andrew's, you were wrapped in a huge white towel
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Various celebrities and VIPs visited St Andrew's
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Many people who bathed at St Andrew's borrowed swimming costumes, but some brought their own
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We were lucky enough to record a lady who had worked at the St Andrew's Brine Baths in the 1950s
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Hazel was able to tell us about the various brine treatments at St Andrew's
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Dr Roger Peberdy prescribed brine treatment to patients in the 1960s
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We have also recorded people who used the BMI baths in the 1980s and 1990s
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This is a poem inspired by trips to the BMI baths
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