John Oram's photos with the keyword: Toilets

The prize for the most interesting toilets I have seen or used must surely go to the facilities at SeaCity Museum, Southampton. Before it became the museum, the building housed the police headquarters. The cells were retained and partially converted to provide the museum toilets. 200_2_P1120977

The prize for the most interesting toilets I have seen or used must surely go to the facilities at SeaCity Museum, Southampton. Before it became the museum, the building housed the police headquarters. The cells were retained and partially converted to provide the museum toilets. The clarity of this picture - taken hand-held at only 1/8 sec - allows you to read the history for yourself. 200_2_P1120980

Closed These colourful facilities are at The Old Truman Brewery, E1. I like the mop and bucket in the composition. I should say that the 'closed' refers only to the door and not the actual toilets. 200_2_P1020800

Open These colourful facilities are at The Old Truman Brewery, E1, I like the mop and bucket in the composition. I should say that the 'closed' refers only to the door and not the actual toilets. 200_2_P1020798

I have mentioned elsewhere the elaborate ironwork to be found in some North Wales towns. There is no better example than this remarkable entrance to public toilets in Llandudno. This qualifies the picture for a special appearance in my 'Many Ways....' set. P1180455