- of its ends. The
bath is
housed inside a larger—more elaborate—building and was used for
public bathing. The
Great Bath and the
house of the
priest suggest...
- its
primary sense, a
bath or bathing-vessel, such as most
persons of any
consequence among the
Romans possessed in
their own
houses, and
hence the chamber...
- The
Trenton Bath House is an
influential design by the
architect Louis Kahn, with the help of his ****ociate,
architect Anne Tyng. This
changing room facility...
-
Bath House was the
London town
house of the
Barons Ashburton in the 19th century.
Formerly the site of the
Pulteney Hotel, the
property was
acquired by...
-
Fairfield House, in Newbridge,
Bath,
England is a
Grade II
listed building. It was the
residence of
Haile Sel****ie I,
Emperor of Ethiopia,
during the...
- **** bathhouse, also
known as a ****
sauna or a **** steambath, is a
public bath targeted towards **** and bi****ual men. In **** slang, a
bathhouse may be called...
- The
Bath House Cultural Center is the
first of six
neighborhood cultural centers built and
operated by the City of
Dallas Office of
Cultural Affairs. It...
- Ravengl****
Roman Bath House (also
known as
Walls Castle) is a
ruined ancient Roman bath house at Ravengl****, ****bria, England.
Belonging to a 2nd-century...
- Capo's
Bath House was a
structure that
appeared in many
images of the
Saint Augustine,
Florida waterfront during 1870–1914. Capo's
occupied an octagonal-shaped...
-
wooden barrel-vaulted
structure that
housed the
caldarium (hot
bath),
tepidarium (warm
bath), and
frigidarium (cold
bath). The town was
later given defensive...
