Stiffleaf's photos with the keyword: crapper

probably one of the most memorable aspects of this wesleyan complex is the gents'lavatory of 1899, not mentioned in pevsner. for once I didn't access the ladies' loos, but the gents' were unusually clean; cleanliness is literally next to godliness here, with the chapel overhead. methodists obviously preferred cottaging in comfort.....no need to haunt the graveyard over the road !

crapper's pull and let go flush, 1899 above the urinals

george jennings patent urinals of marble and ceramic in the gents lavatory of 1899.

keeping clean to the core; mahogany cubicles in the gentlemen's lavatories of 1899 under the foundery chapel

thomas crapper's venerable loo bowl, 1899. probably one of the most memorable aspects of this wesleyan complex is the lavatory of the 1890s

thomas crapper's venerable loo bowl of 1899. there's no lifting the mahogany seat here....

one of the row of cubicles with thomas crapper's venerable loo, fitted in 1899.

crapper's valveless waste preventer no. 814 in the gents. built in 1899

george jennings patent urinals, marble and ceramic, 1899. probably one of the most memorable aspects of this wesleyan complex is the gents' lavatory underneath

george jennings patent urinals of marble and ceramic in the gents lavatory of 1899.

crapper's ceramic pull flush handle , 1899

sinks in the gents' lavatories of 1899

view from the lav-end of the 1899 gents' loos, one of the most memorable aspects of this wesleyan complex .

sinks in the gents' lavatories of 1899