VICTORIAN TURKISH BATHS: England: London: Jermyn Street (76): Sutherland Macdonald and tattooing |

Sutherland Macdonald and tattooing at the London Hammam

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Sutherland Macdonald became Steward at the Jermyn Street Hammam in 1888 and (either immediately, or very soon after) opened a Tattooist's Salon there. His dragon design was originally tattooed in black, green, and red, and several of the sons of Queen Victoria were tattooed by him during visits to the Hammam.

Sutherland became a shareholder of the London & Provincial Turkish Baths Company Limited (proprietors of the Hammam) in 1897, and retained his shares till he died in 1937.

I am most indebted to James Bradley for this reference

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