Bayard Street. The main entrance contains a stair overlooked by brick towers. The north tower contains the word and the south tower contains the words . The stairway contains granite sidewalls. At the top of the stair is a courtyard, which is spanned by two large arches and overlooked by a second-story balcony. In the courtyard, there is a bronze ornamental booth that sold tickets for the bathhouse. The inside walls of the courtyard and arches contain a mural by Mary Temple, Double Sun, which depicts shadows of trees. Although the mural was painted in 2016, the space was intended to be occupied by an artwork from the bathhouse's completion in 1936. There are two identical pavilions to the north and south of the main bathhouse entrance, oriented on a north-south axis parallel to Lorimer Street. The northern pavilion houses the men's locker room while the southern pavilion houses the women's locker room. These pavilions each have a brick facade, a flat roof, and archways facing the central courtyard. Above both pavilions, a second story is set back from the east facade, originally serving as a viewing pavilion. There are "comfort stations" attached to the extreme ends of each pavilion, which face the pool to the east. Several design features were installed in the bathhouse during the 2012 renovation of the pool. The bathhouse contains wooden planks that were salvaged in 2010 from the Riegelmann Boardwalk on Coney Island. Wire mesh baskets, rescued from storage, were placed on the bathhouse's ceiling. Pools East of the bathhouse, McCarren Park contains an enclosed elliptical pool area that is aligned north-south. The pool area is composed of a main swimming pool that was built as a rectangular pool. There were also two smaller, semicircular pools for wading and diving, one on either end of the main pool, though these are no longer in use. The original pool area, with an original capacity for 6,800 swimmers, served as the summertime social hub for Greenpoint and Williamsburg. The main pool was not used from 1984 to 2012. During that intermediate period, the pool was drained and left in disrepair, with various parts of the pool bed being graffitied. There was also a stage for performances on the east side of the pool during the 2000s. After its restoration, the main pool was rearranged into a "C" shape, with the deck being extended into the western