VICTORIAN TURKISH BATHS: London: Camberwell: Old Kent Road: Shampooing room. 1905 |

Shampooing room, Camberwell Baths, 1905

Shampooing Room, Old Kent Road, Camberwell

< Souvenir of the opening of the public baths... — London : the council, 1905. — p.23

The shampooing room at the Old Kent Road baths of the Camberwell Borough Council.

These were part of the first Turkish baths to be built by a local authority in London and were opened on 19 October 1905. There was also a cooling room for fourteen bathers, three hot rooms, plunge pool and a range of baths and showers. The baths were used on alternate days by men and women.

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The Victorian Turkish Bath Movement. Part 1: introduction

Urquhart and the London Hammam. Part 3: the class barrier

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Victorian Turkish Baths:

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