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Today's podcast deals with something that is rather necessary. We take a look at plumbing and more specifically outhouses and toilets. Did your family have an outhouse?
REFERENCES
Outhouse Excavation
Times-Call - Lafayette woman excavates old outhouse to unearth unexpected treasures
USA Today - Treasure hunters privy to an outhouse's buried secrets
The Outhouses of America Tour
New York Times - Threat to Archaeology: The Privy Diggers
Twin Cities Pioneer Press - Afton: Hastings hobbyist’s outhouse excavations unearth history
Wikipedia - Privy digging
Toilet Options
Geocaching - History of the Flushing Toilet: The Water Closet
Elsan - Our History
Wikipedia - Portable toilet
InspectAPedia - Antique Toilets
InspectAPedia -Composting Toilets
InspectAPedia - Outhouse Latrine Construction
InspectAPedia - Outhouse Latrine construction Lime
InspectAPedia - Toilet Types
Wikipedia - Chemical toilet
Portapotty - The History of Modern Plumbing
The Ultimate History Project - FLUSH IT: THE ARRIVAL OF THE MODERN TOILET
K. B. Owen - Gotta go? 19th century toilets move indoors
Greg Jenner, A Million Years in a Day, London: MacMillan, 21 June 2016 (available on-line as eBook from Google Books)
Plumbing in General
The Plumber - Plumbing in America
(interesting stories of the outhouses owned and used by prominent individuals)
Wikipedia - History of Water Supply and Sanitation
John C Flood - History of Plumbing Timeline
History Myths - Indoor Plumbing
Washington Post - 1.6 million Americans don’t have indoor plumbing. Here’s where they live
Pump Solutions Australasia - A Brief History of Water Pumps and How They Have Affected the World
Wikipedia - Hand pump
Pumps & Systems - History of Pumps Through the Years
--Jean Wilcox Hibben
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