Cooling rooms at the Nottingham Hammam

Men's cooling room

Women's cooling room

‘In ladies’ baths, more privacy must be observed. Each lady bather should have a private dressing and reposing room, even if only formed by dwarf wooden partitions.’

< The Turkish bath: its design and construction / Robert Owen Allsop. — London : Spon, 1890. — p.14

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