bathhouse
Noun
Meaning
a building containing public baths
a building containing dressing rooms for bathers
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A sign on the door of Steam's bathhouse alerting patrons of closure due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Along with his wife, he eventually established a barbershop and bathhouse in Prince George where the couple became active members of the Methodist Church.
But the decision to put $2.25 million into replacing the pool and bathhouse needs careful assessment in the cold light of day.
The condoms are free at San Jose's gay bathhouse, the ambience open and friendly.
It generated a bit of a flurry on social media this week when it aired a promotion that many likened to the “glory hole” fad which had its origins in the San Francisco gay bathhouse culture of the ’70s and early ’80s.
Later, the Lemoses built a store, and renovated the bathhouse and other structures.