Nevill's Turkish bath in New Broad Street
(Bishopsgate Churchyard):
end-on view of the kiosk, with details
> London overlooked / Geoffrey Fletcher (Hutchinson, 1964) p.79
Geoffrey Fletcher's evocative sketch of the kiosk in the 1960s. The original entrance is through the doorway in the wall to the right of the picture just before the lamppost. Stairs led down to the Turkish baths below.
Close-up of one of the vertical stained glass windows in the kiosk.
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Close-up of the stained glass window at the narrowest part of the kiosk.
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Close-up of the frieze above the windows in the kiosk.l
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Nevill's New Broad Street Turkish Baths
Victorian Turkish Baths: their origin, development, and gradual decline
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