VICTORIAN TURKISH BATHS: London: Jermyn Street (76): Cooling room |

The Meshlakh, or cooling-room
at the London Hammam in 1862

< Image: Illustrated London News (26 Jul 1862)

The Meshlakh, or cooling-room at the London Hammam in 1862, looking towards the north, ie, towards Jermyn Street.

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The Meshlakh, or cooling-room at the London Hammam in 1862