The Sultan's bath
 


William Potter's second Turkish Baths,  Manchester

 
 

 

William Potter's second Turkish Baths in Manchester.

 

This illustration of the proposed 'Sultan's Bath', to be opened as part of Potter's second establishment in Manchester, first appeared in his booklet on the Turkish bath. The baths probably opened some time around October 1859, but it is not known how closely this design was followed.

 

<The Roman or Turkish bath: its   hygienic and curative  properties / William Potter. — London : Simkin & Marshall, 1859

 

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Sources for a history. Part 4:  Some early publications

          

Victorian Turkish Baths:
their origin, development,
and gradual decline

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