Completed in 1941, the Bath and Locker House served as a restroom, shower, and locker room for administrative and support personnel, with facilities for both men and women. Both black and white personnel may have used the building, and if so, it would almost certainly have been the only integrated facility of its kind in the South at that time. It was probably not used by cadets, who were at Moton Field only a few hours a day, but mechanics and other workers needed a place to shower and store their clothes while working on airplanes and other vehicles at Moton Field.