The Paddington Hammam, Harrow Road, London:

the balcony rest rooms


Balcony rest rooms

< Illustration © Mike Young, 2000, reproduced by kind permission of the artist

Designer Michael Young's evocative impression of the balcony rest rooms at the Harrow Road Turkish Baths.

Nevill's least expensive establishment, was known at various times as Goudy's Turkish Baths, Edgware Road Turkish Baths, the Paddington Hammam, Tyler's, the Metro and the Metropolitan.

The building was demolished in 1963, together with its next door neighbour the Metropolitan Theatre, to make way for a flyover leading to the M40.

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Harrow Road Turkish Baths

 

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

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