By Stawell Historical Society
July 26 2019 - 4:00pm
BACK IN TIME: Stawell's public baths, which were known by some locally as "that white elephant", were kept open intermittently until about 1923. They went on to become a fish hatchery later that decade. Picture: SUPPLIED
BACK IN TIME: Stawell's public baths, which were known by some locally as "that white elephant", were kept open intermittently until about 1923. They went on to become a fish hatchery later that decade. Picture: SUPPLIED

Early in the history of the Stawell Borough Council, an agitation was started for the council to provide swimming baths for the community.

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