sutro baths

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Very cool

Length of baths, 499.5 feet.
Width of baths, 254.1 feet.
Amount of glass used, 100,000 superficial ft.
Iron in roof columns, 600 tons.
Lumber, 3,500,000 feet.
Concrete, 270,000 cubic feet.
Seating capacity amphitheater, 3,700.
Seating capacity promenade, 3,700.
Holding capacity, 25,000.
Salt water tanks, 6.
Capacity of tanks, 1,804,962 gallons.
Fresh water, plunge tank, 1.
Toboggan slides in baths, 7.
Swinging rings, 30.
Spring boards, 1.
Private dressing rooms, 517.
Club rooms capacity, 1,110.
Time required to fill tank by waves. 1 hour.
Time required to fill tank by pump, 5 hours.
The Baths are protected from the sea by two enormous breakwaters aggregating 700 feet in length containing 750,000 cu. ft. of rock, every part having been constructed so well that it is now in as good condition as when built.
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P.G.&E Magazine
September 1912
 

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SLO HUNTER said:
thanks cal works....I worked for PG&E down around San Luis Obispo....thanks again

I worked for PG&E in the North Bay (SF Bay Area). Howdy fellow PG&Er.

Sutro Baths are part of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area - beware!
 

opppppppps
 

I am currently working at the Morro Bay Power Plant for L&S power these days.......once upon a time it was Hunters Point, Portrero, Pittsburg, CoCo.......happy hunting
 

SLO HUNTER said:
I am currently working at the Morro Bay Power Plant for L&S power these days.......once upon a time it was Hunters Point, Portrero, Pittsburg, CoCo.......happy hunting

Ah, you're a power plant guy. I was in General Construction and traveled around the state working on tower lines, 230kv pole lines, and substations. Even did a little work at a hydro plant once. It used to be a great company, don't know what it's like now. Been away for 9 years. Happy Hunting - and don't get fried!!! LOL
 

Calworks said:
You're welcome I work for Civil Service here at Vandenberg

I used to work for DOD in San Diego.

I saw the sutro baths on a PBS TV show with Huell Howser.
 

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