Stiffleaf's photos with the keyword: bath house

marble floor of c18 bathhouse moved from the riverside

c18 bathhouse moved from the riverside

public bath house of 1931 built by the council, designed by borough engineer percival holt, who was also responsible for those in englefield road. building such places must have been cheaper than providing individual bathrooms inside their surrounding blocks of flats.

part garden ornament, part water tower complete with water wheel, orangery and plunge bath; this brick building c.1719 was by henry joynes, vanbrugh's comptroller of works at blenheim, hence its style, with distinct similarities to vanbrugh's in its plaster vaulting and crenellations, its mixture of classicism with a "castle air ".

orangery front facing the house; this multiple use brick building c.1719 was by henry joynes

inside the plunge bath room of the water tower built in 1719 by henry joynes with the aid of water engineer richard cole. the room is covered with delft tiles, perhaps made in london, showing baskets of fruit and flowers.

inside the plunge bath room of the water tower built in 1719 by henry joynes with the aid of water engineer richard cole. the room is covered with delft tiles, perhaps made in london, showing baskets of fruit and flowers.

inside the plunge bath room of the water tower built in 1719 by henry joynes with the aid of water engineer richard cole. the room is covered with delft tiles, perhaps made in london, showing baskets of fruit and flowers.

inside the plunge bath room of the water tower built in 1719 by henry joynes with the aid of water engineer richard cole. the room is covered with delft tiles, perhaps made in london, showing baskets of fruit and flowers.

inside the plunge bath room of the water tower built in 1719 by henry joynes with the aid of water engineer richard cole. the room is covered with delft tiles, perhaps made in london, showing baskets of fruit and flowers.

up on the roof of the water tower , which has a water wheel, orangery and plunge bath below; this brick building of c.1719 was by henry joynes, vanbrugh's comptroller of works at blenheim, hence its style, with distinct similarities to vanbrugh's in its plaster vaulting and crenellations, its mixture of classicism with a "castle air ".

view up inside the tower of c.1719 by henry joynes , which held a tank fed by a water wheel below.

orangery front facing the house; this multiple use brick building c.1719 was by henry joynes

part garden ornament, part water tower complete with water wheel, orangery and plunge bath; this brick building c.1719 was by henry joynes, vanbrugh's comptroller of works at blenheim, hence its style, with distinct similarities to vanbrugh's in its plaster vaulting and crenellations, its mixture of classicism with a "castle air ".

view from the road of this part garden ornament, part water tower, complete with water wheel, orangery and plunge bath; this brick building c.1719 was by henry joynes, vanbrugh's comptroller of works at blenheim, hence its style, with distinct similarities to vanbrugh's in its plaster vaulting and crenellations, its mixture of classicism with a "castle air ".