The Queen City Pool and Pool House is a historic swimming pool and bathhouse in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. It is also known as the Queen City Pool and was built in 1941.

The Queen City Pool and Pool House is best noted for both its architectural and historical significance. Its structure is special for being designed by Don Buel Schuyler, an apprentice to the ever famous Frank Lloyd Wright. It was constructed as a relief project of the Civil Works Administration following the Great Depression. It contained a bathhouse, wading pool, and an art deco fountain.

The Queen City Pool and Pool House closed in 1989. However, in 2005, work was started to convert it to a transportation museum with the help of the Alabama Department of Transportation and the city government.