Private Spaces in Public Places Sue Miller Edited by a team of

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Private Spaces in Public Places Sue Miller Edited by a team ofA unique history of how private spaces in public such as public restrooms and dressing rooms developed in the United States at the turn of the twentieth century. Before the late nineteenth century, Americans bathed, dressed, undressed, and relieved themselves in the privacy of their own homes. Yet from 1880 to 1930, the social forces of urbanization, industrialization, and immigration combined to increasingly lure Americans out of the private realm