Six saltwater pools and one freshwater pool. The baths were long and wide for a capacity of . They were equipped with seven slides, 30 swinging rings, and one springboard. A museum displaying an extensive collection of stuffed and mounted animals, historic artifacts, and artwork, much of which Sutro acquired from the Woodward's Gardens estate sale in 1894 A 2700-seat amphitheater, and club rooms with capacity for 1100 517 private dressing rooms An ice skating rink The baths were once served by two rail lines. The Ferries and Cliff House Railroad ran along the cliffs of Lands End overlooking the Golden Gate. The route ran from the baths to a terminal at California Street and Central Avenue, now Presidio Avenue. The second line was the Sutro Railroad, which ran electric trolleys to Golden Gate Park and downtown San Francisco. Both lines were later taken over by the Market Street Railway. In popular culture Media stored by the Library of Congress as part of the "American Memory" collection and available for viewing online: Sutro Baths, no. 1 and Sutro Baths, no. 2, filmed in 1897 by Thomas A. Edison, Inc. Leander Sisters, The Yellow Kid dance Panoramic view from a steam engine on the Ferries and Cliff House Railroad line route along the cliffs of Lands End, starting at the Sutro Baths depot, filmed in 1902 by Thomas A. Edison, Inc. Panoramic view from the beach below Cliff House at Sutro Baths, filmed in 1903 by American Mutoscope and Biograph Company. The climax of the film The Lineup was shot at the ice skating rink in 1958. Scene from the film Harold and Maude shot at the ruins of the Sutro Baths. Some parts of Earthquake Weather, the last piece of the Fault Lines Trilogy by Tim Powers, are set in and near Sutro Baths. Part of the 2019 fantasy novel Middlegame by Seanan McGuire is set in Sutro Baths. Key scenes from the Cory Doctorow young adult novels Little Brother and Homeland are set in the ruins of the Sutro Baths. Ruins gallery See also Sutro Historic District 49-Mile Scenic Drive Lurline Baths Natatorium References External links NPS−Golden Gate National Recreation Area: Visiting Lands End NPS-GGNRA: Lands End History and Culture NPS-GGNRA: Vestiges of Lands End — digital guidebook. NPS-GGNRA: Sutro Bath and Cliff House webpage Sutro Baths Photographs Former buildings and structures in San Francisco Former public baths Golden