In 1907, afternoons on Tuesdays and Fridays were set aside for women's use. Girls 16 and under were allowed in free, while those older were charged 5 cents. The youngest member of the Parks Commission, J. Vincent Reilly, taught crowds of more than 200 how to swim.
In 1907, Tuesdays and Fridays were designated afternoons for women's use. Young girls under 16 could enter free of charge, while those older paid a fee of five cents. The youngest member of the Parks Commission, J. Vincent Reilly, taught groups of over 200 people how to swim.