Piscine Hébert
The Piscine Hébert is a swimming pool located in Paris, at 2 Rue des Fillettes, near Place Hébert.
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The pool appears in the Bulletin municipal as early as 1894, in connection with construction works for a sanitary swimming pool at the artesian well of Place Hébert. The establishment then regularly came before the Council: in 1911, it authorized major repairs within an expenditure limit of 7,830 francs; in 1932, it settled fees related to the enlargement of the square and the pool; in 1934, a proposal to increase the number of cubicles at the bath-house annexed to the pool was referred to the Administration. In the meantime, in 1928, the Bulletin presented it as one of only two municipal pools then in service, along with the Butte-aux-Cailles pool. The archive also follows the establishment's daily life: in 1960, an order appointed a new director, Paul Cart-Grandjean, replacing Mr Deville, who had retired. As late as 1968, it was said in session that pupils from the 17th arrondissement were obliged to go swimming at Hébert or at Amiraux, both considered very far away.
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