Quakers? Yard: gents? toilet
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Quakers? Yard: gents? toilet
Image: © Chris Downer Taken: 18 Feb 2008
This most basic of toilet facilities, a steel trough-like urinal is against the back of the central wall, accessible from either entrance. It is open-air and has no facilities for hand washing and there is no equivalent for ladies, as far as I could see. It is made from the finest red sandstone and the design and materials were replicated in other parts of the village.
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Image Location
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51.660362
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-3.306886