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Victorian Turkish Baths
@victurk.bsky.social
about 10 hours ago
#onthisday, 30 November 1868, a Dr Smith opened #TurkishBaths in #Brisbane on Albert St between Adelaide and Ann Streets. Smith soon went bust, & baths bought by Ebenezer Lethem who rebuilt them as shown in much later image. Lethem & Bird (1894 onwards) both ignored actual foundation date. 🗃️ #C19th
Coloured image of the baths as rebuilt in 1868 by Ebenezer Letham. Date of establishment opening is incorrect. Shows two-story building, flying a star and crescent flag. (From the “Views of Brisbane” supplement in “The Telegraph” of 22 December 1894 — based on a photograph taken by Paul C. Poulsen )
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Kattekopjes
@kattekopjes.bsky.social
1 day ago
Pieter Plas, Winterlandschap (1838). Collectie: Stedelijk Museum, Alkmaar #art #painting #19thcentury #snow #winter #ice #sled #skating #farmhouse #trees
Winter landscape with a farmhouse with a pyramidal thatched roof covered in snow. Tall trees flank the farmhouse. A man with a sled and a child skating are going past a rowing boat lying on the side of the water in broken ice.
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Darren Smith Photography
@darrensmith.org.uk
1 day ago
A young man walks down the middle of an #alley in the #centre of #Manchester #England in #blackandwhite. The #contract of the #19thcentury #architecure of the #smallbusinesses and the #sky highlight the #autumn #weather of this day. #blackandwhitephotography #PhotographyIsArt
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Mark Crail
@markcrail.bsky.social
1 day ago
Like the Chartists themselves, Chartist Lives is not confined to the UK. #C19th #History #Chartism 🇮🇪 www.amazon.ie/dp/B0G3Q7PR7Y 🇺🇸 www.amazon.com/dp/B0G3Q7PR7Y 🇦🇺 www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0G3… 🇨🇦 www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0G3… 🇬🇧 www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0G3Q…
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Victorian Turkish Baths
@victurk.bsky.social
2 days ago
#onthisday, 28 November 1799, Vincenz Prießnitz (Priessnitz) died aged 52. Originally a peasant farmer, he developed the water cure (hydrotherapy) & nature cure (naturopathy. In home-town Gräfenberg (Lázne Jeseník) nr Freiwaldau (Jeseník), now in Czechia, he established a world-famous spa. 🗃️ #C19th
Portrait of Vinzenz Priessnitz
Contemporary 19th century greetings postcard showing the exterior of the Prießnitz Sanatorium in Gräfenberg.
The frontispiece of Captain Claridge's influential book 'Hydropathy' with six images showing four forms of treatment.
A card from one of several series of humorous postcards often sold at the hydros. In this one, the betowelled patient is in a sitz bath at 6 o'clock on a winter's morning saying "This is delightful, very!!!"
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Victorian Turkish Baths
@victurk.bsky.social
2 days ago
#onthisday, 28 November 1878, the #CamdenTown #TurkishBaths designed by Henry Hewitt Bridgman, FRIBA, opened at 11A Kentish Town Rd. 'Of all the Turkish baths I've seen In various countries I have been, There's none for comfort & renown Like the Turkish bath in Camden Town' Closed 31.3.1916 🗃️ #C19th
Longitudinal section through the baths building (Building News, 29 November 1878)
Ground floor and first floor plans of the baths (Building News, 29 November 1878)
Two sections of staircases within the building, and a drawing of the entrance to the baths (Building News, 29 November 1878)
Outer unfolded view of coloured advertising card showing on its four panels (from right to left): 1. Details of The Camden Turkish Baths - Turco Roman Baths with its address, architect's name and names of those connected withthe baths and brief list of facilities, all over a large star and crescent design; 2. coloured drawing of the entrance to the baths; 3. coloured drawing of the spacious marble cooling-room; 4. drawn map of the area, with main railway and underground railway lines and stations. (Image courtesy Amoret Tanner)
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Brierfield Poet
@brierfieldpoet.bsky.social
2 days ago
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Patrick Kapty
@patrickkapty.bsky.social
2 days ago
JINGASA helmet carved lacquered wood, cloth straps Edo period, 19th century Japan #jingasa #helmet #carved #lacquered #wood #Japan #edoperiod #19thcentury #militaria #japaneseantiques #antique #art #craft
A light helmet worn by samurai and ashigaru (foot soldiers), the jingasa served both as protection and as a distinctive mark. This example, crafted in lacquered wood, bears a mon (clan emblem) indicating its owner's affiliation.
The jingasa thus embodies the alliance between military utility and aesthetic refinement
characteristic of Japan during the Edo period.
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Victorian Turkish Baths
@victurk.bsky.social
2 days ago
#onthisday, 28 November 1867, 13 days after George Coggan opened #TurkishBaths in Commercial Rd #SheptonMallet, Mr Rumsey opened others only 3 mins walk away in High St. Had he lost a race to open 1st, or just thought his were better? We'll never know, but his baths lasted less than 2 yrs. 🗃️ #C19th
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Prof. Elaine Chalus
@profelainechalus.bsky.social
3 days ago
Very pleased to be part of this volume celebrating the career and work of my friend & colleague Prof. Marjo Kaartinen> Cultural Perceptions of Health, Illness and the Body in Medieval and Early Modern Europe www.routledge.com/Cultura…. #skystorians 🗃️#earlymodern #c18th #c19th
Cultural Perceptions of Health, Illness and the Body in Medieval and Early Modern Europe

www.routledge.com

Cultural Perceptions of Health, Illness and the Body in Medieval and Early Modern Europe

Cultural Perceptions of Health, Illness and Medicine in Medieval and Early Modern Europe explores the rich cultural history of bodily experience through diverse case studies spanning from Italy to Swe...

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Zebulon Vitruvius Pike
@vitruviuspike.bsky.social
3 days ago
Come one, come all. Free and equal. #19thc #thanksgiving
“Uncle Sam’s Thanksgiving Dinner” by Thomas Nast, Harper’s Weekly, 1869. 

https://www.nyhistory.org/blogs/uncle-sams-thanksgiving-dinner-thomas-nasts-powerful
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Victorian Turkish Baths
@victurk.bsky.social
4 days ago
#onthisday, 27 November 1893, #Batley Corpn added #TurkishBaths to its Public Baths opened earlier in the year. Hottest room could be raised to 220°F. Manager William Lister earned 24/- per week. In 1895, Ald. Colbeck told baths committee the Turkish was popular with doctors & parsons. +ALT 🗃️ #C19th
Later addition to the main Public Baths building. I'm not 100% certain this was the Turkish bath extension but it seems most likely. Can any Batley resident help confirm this, or correct it?
Typographic advertisement from the Batley News (24 November 1893) giving the opening times and charges. Available for Ladies on Wednesdays after noon at the 1st class price of 1/-. Otherwise baths on Fridays and Saturdays cost 6d.
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Mark Crail
@markcrail.bsky.social
4 days ago
Chartist Lives fresh out of the box #Chartism #C19th #BritishHistory #BookSky 🗃️ www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0G3Q…
Two books titled Chartist Lives inside an opened cardboard box.
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History Clippings
@historyclippings.bsky.social
4 days ago
The Internet Archive just released tens of thousands of seed catalogs, spanning over two centuries! They are both lovely and interesting. Check them out! archive.org/details/usda... 🗃️ #c18th #c19th #c20th #illustration
Seed catalogue from 1896. Color illustration of watermellons, corn, onions, radishes, and lettuce.
Seed catalogue cover, 1909. Color illustrations of onions.
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Tom Chapman🐸
@realtomchapman.bsky.social
4 days ago
My great grandparents c. 1890. The backdrops were standard in photography studios. They were hand painted using a 3-D 'Trompe-l'œil' effect (French for 'deceive the eye'). Grecian columns, urns, tropical plants were considered objects of the bourgeoisie. #photorestoration #19thcentury
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Kattekopjes
@kattekopjes.bsky.social
4 days ago
Eduard Alexander Hilverdink, Gezicht op Hof van Sonoy (1867). Collectie: Stedelijk Museum, Alkmaar #art #painting #cityscape #19thcentury #building #Alkmaar
View from the street of the residence of Diederik Sonoy. A small bridge leads from the street to the gate. On the left the house with a stepped gable. The gate leads to the courtyard of what was once the monastery of Sint Maria Magdalena. A later resident had the octagonal tower built which can be seen in the centre of the picture. Outside the gate three men and one woman going about their business.
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Victorian Turkish Baths
@victurk.bsky.social
5 days ago
And somewhere there, possibly just at the extreme left of the painting, was the celebrated #TurkishBaths, at what was then number 11, Leinster Street, where James Joyce's Leopold Bloom had a warm bath, not having time for a Turkish one. www.victorianturkishbath.…. 🗃️ #C19th
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