The first hot room at the London Hammam, c.1862

First hot room at the  London  Hammam,  c.1862

Underneath the raised platform are the washing facilities. The cooling room can be seen (looking towards the Jermyn Street entrance) through the glass covered arch.

< 'Hammam, or Turkish bath'  Illustrated London news   (26 July 1862)     pp.96 + 111                                           

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Urquhart and the London Hammam. Part 6: Plan, reality, and conclusion

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