The Turkish Baths building at St Leonards-on-Sea:
details of chimney and 'minarets'

                

The original chimney, c.1872   Corner 'minaret' in 2006   Doorway minaret in 2006   Doorway apex in 2006
The original chimney, c.1872  

Corner 'minaret' in 2006

  

Doorway minaret in 2006

   Doorway apex in 2006

    
Would the four minarets, the broken dentil, and the top of the Turkish bath chimney be enough to support a hypothesis that the original building was more saracenic in appearance with, perhaps, ogee windows and door?

This page is linked from the Directory entry for the Turkish baths at St Leonards-on-Sea
 

Victorian Turkish Baths:
their origin, development,
and gradual decline

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