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Beach bathing machines, 1913
Beach bathing machines with bathers. These huts on wheels were developed in the Victorian era to allow bathers to change and be wheeled down to the sea for private and secluded bathing. Men and women initially bathed separately, but later mixed bathing became acceptable. This photograph, taken in Ostend, Belgium, dating from 19 June 1913, is from the Bain News Service, one of the USAs earliest news picture libraries
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Media ID 9215463
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1900s 1913 Activities Bain News Service Bather Bathing Beach Belgian Belgium Coast Culture Holiday Huts Leisure Activity Lifestyle Meeting Mixed Paddling Seaside Society Step Steps Swimmer Swimmers Talking Tourist Tourists Vacation Wheeled Wheels Bathers Bathing Costumes Bathing Machine Holidaymaker Holidaymakers Ostend
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This print takes us back to the year 1913, capturing a moment in history when beach bathing machines were all the rage. Developed during the Victorian era, these huts on wheels provided bathers with privacy and seclusion as they changed into their swimming costumes before being wheeled down to the sea. Initially, men and women bathed separately, but as societal norms evolved, mixed bathing became acceptable. The photograph was taken in Ostend, Belgium on 19 June 1913 by the Bain News Service, one of America's earliest news picture libraries. It showcases a group of European tourists enjoying their leisurely activities along the coast. In this scene, we witness a charming interaction between a male swimmer and a female tourist who have met at one of these unique beach bathing machines. As we delve into this snapshot from over a century ago, it offers us glimpses into an era where seaside vacations were cherished moments for holidaymakers seeking respite from their daily lives. The image not only captures historical significance but also provides insight into socializing customs and fashion trends prevalent during that time. Preserved by the Library of Congress' archives, this print serves as a testament to human society's ever-evolving lifestyle choices while reminding us of our timeless desire for relaxation and enjoyment amidst picturesque coastal landscapes.
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