VICTORIAN TURKISH BATHS: England: Sheffield: Glossop Road: exterior views |

Glossop Road Baths, Sheffield:

exterior views

Glossop Road facade of the baths in 1980s

!898 Victoria Street entrance to the Turkish baths

< Photo: Sheffield City Council

This view of the outside of the baths, taken in the 1980s, shows the building from the corner of Glossop Road (on the left) and Victoria Street. This façade was not added until 1908.

< Photo: Shifrin

This view, taken in 2004, shows the Victoria Street entrance to the Turkish baths. It was built in 1898 when the Council bought the baths from the Sheffield Bath Co Ltd. Until then, the entrance was in Convent Walk, round the corner, to the right. This remains as the entrance to SPA1877, the privately owned spa created within the old Turkish baths.

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Glossop Road Turkish Baths

Victorian Turkish Baths:
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