Now it was Andy Robertsons who suggested the idea of a bog for the blog and contributed two fine late 20th century public lavatories.
Since then quite a few other people have chipped in with ones that I had entirely forgotten.
The upshot I reckon will keep him busy for a while.
In the meantime here is one suggested by Steven Robertson. Steven offered up a few but this one I recall vividly.
Like so many it was situated near a pub, in this case the Lloyds in Chorlton and stood in the car park.
Now not so long ago I went looking into the history of the place and I think this bit of open land was where one enterprising landlady opened up a set of tennis courts in the 1880s.
Long gone now, along with the public lavatory and the car park.
Picture; The Lloyd Hotel with that public lavatory, 1970, A Dawson, courtesy of Manchester Libraries, Information and Archives, Manchester City Council, http://images.manchester.gov.uk/index.php?session=pass
Since then quite a few other people have chipped in with ones that I had entirely forgotten.
The upshot I reckon will keep him busy for a while.
In the meantime here is one suggested by Steven Robertson. Steven offered up a few but this one I recall vividly.
Like so many it was situated near a pub, in this case the Lloyds in Chorlton and stood in the car park.
Now not so long ago I went looking into the history of the place and I think this bit of open land was where one enterprising landlady opened up a set of tennis courts in the 1880s.
Long gone now, along with the public lavatory and the car park.
Picture; The Lloyd Hotel with that public lavatory, 1970, A Dawson, courtesy of Manchester Libraries, Information and Archives, Manchester City Council, http://images.manchester.gov.uk/index.php?session=pass
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