Macquarie Place Park
This heritage listed underground toilet is located at the northern end of Macquarie Place Park, in the city. Built in 1908, it has now been decommissioned and filled with sand, which preserves it and allows reuse in the future. The garden incorporates the above ground features such as the dome, walls, light, fence and decorative iron work used as a frame for climbing plants.
That's amazing! I never would have guessed its original use.
ReplyDeleteThey don't build toilets like they used to!
ReplyDeletehmmm very interesting... and pretty, for a toilet! hehe! Great photo too... thanks for stopping by my skywatch =) happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteInteresting to know about this hidden toilet features. Happy weekend Jim .
ReplyDeleteThis is an attractive way to disguise and preserve it. Someone was thinking, planning ahead!
ReplyDeleteYou wouldn't know would you?
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful toilet design. Happy digging for somebody in the future.
ReplyDeletelove all your photos here Jbar..nicely taken! thanks for the visit!
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Pretty good post very informative topic great article.
ReplyDeleteI would never have guessed it was a toilet. Great capture. Happy weekend!
ReplyDeletewow! really beautiful for what it once was! thanks for sharing this, jim!
ReplyDeleteIt's an eligant constuction,.. a refined place for a loo!:)
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful I used to live in Sydney 10 years ago. The memory back again when I saw your story picture love it UFA9999 เริ่มเดิมพันกับเว็บพนันออนไลน์อันดับต้น ๆ ของประเทศ
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