Temples of Relief Victorian Toilets
Following the popular post on BCT facebook of the Victorian urinals in Digbeth we have been on the hunt for more! Here are are some photos of the Victorian Urinals that are still in use in Balsall Heath. Lets hope they stay and that they get a bit of TLC they are in need of painting and some graffiti removal inside?
- Victorian Toilets
- Temples of Relief in Balsall Heath
Temples of Relief
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Victorian Toilets
- Temples of Relief in Balsall Heath
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Yes, but what about “The mysterious case of Birmingham’s missing Victorian cast iron urinal?
Where in Balsall Heath?
Hi Noreen they are on the corner of Edward Rd and Court Rd …can’t miss them.
@Noreen according to the facebook post, they’re on the corner of Edward Street and Court Street. you can see them on google street view here >> http://goo.gl/maps/vABNU