267 Comments for Imperial Baths at Sharon Springs

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yes; - and weird adjustable height chair - have never seen anything like it before.
The pistachio green all over looks delicious + lovely. So pretty with color brown.
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The lamps are beautiful, too.
And the doors have two hinges.
I ponder about things like that.
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Matching lonely chair; how nice!
Ohhh, and those Lamps hanging
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Yes - what a cool fresh picture. Love it - crystal clear Spring Water tone
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WOW - Another Gallery - all ready! - BATHS -
Thank you so much, for Your pictures + the historical ones.
Yes - am so happy now! Never been to one.
Wanderer winner, hahaha, yes - may you always be well! Let´s enjoy.
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Nice chair
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I like those tubs. Much better looking than clawfoot. I'd put them in an enclosure and insulate them. Nothing worse than a cold steel tub sucking all the heat out of a bath too soon.
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The second one binky. Tall ceilings helped to cool rooms before ac. Heat rises. Along with that all doors had transoms, and windows were double hung so you could open the top and bottom to create air flow.
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That is a ladder for picking fruit out of trees.
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LOL. That is beautifully etched glass.
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2 Taps each tub, I wondered about the 48 degree water.. I would need a little hot.
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Yeah! Thanks Mr. Motts.
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Thanks! Gotta say I loved the green in this set. It's not easy been green. . .
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I'll just put this in the corner over here. . .
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Looks like the portable unit. Wonder why it was left behind, still has graph paper in it even.