VICTORIAN TURKISH BATHS: Islamic hammams: Turkey: Constantinople: 19th century |

Outer cooling-room of the bath:
near Psamatia Kapousi, Constantinople

Coolin- room near Pasamtia Kapousi, Constantinople

< Image: Thomas Allom; engraved by Thomas Abiel Prior. — London ; Paris : Fisher

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Outer cooling-room of the bath: near Psamatia Kapousi, Constantinople