The Meshlakh, or Cooling Room
at the London Hammam in 1862
 

The Meshlakh, or Cooling Room at the London Hammam

  

             
 The Meshlakh, or Cooling Room at the London Hammam in 1862, looking towards the north, ie, Jermyn Street

< The Hammam, or Turkish bath   Illustrated London News   (26 Jul 1862)   p.96

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