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American Toilets
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Some people have the idea that these pages
imply that American toilets are
somehow cleaner and better.
So, here's one from
Ray's Pizza place in the East Village
in New York.
Places called Ray's Pizza are
about as thick on the ground in Manhattan
as Starbucks.
This is a place at 3rd Avenue and
St Mark's Place.
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And here's one from
the Tai Shan restaurant
in Chinatown, Washington DC.
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Here is my toilet,
also located in West Lafayette, Indiana.
A friend pointed out some time ago
that I really needed to
include my toilet in this collection.
So here it is.
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The mysterious Secret Staff Toilet in the
School of Electrical and Computer Engineering,
Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana, USA.
Also see the
Toilets of Higher Education page
for more on this strange toilet.
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The mens room at the west end of the Infinite Hallway,
room 7-107 in the Rogers Building at the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA.
Also see the
Toilets of Higher Education page
for more on this toilet.
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One mens room in the Peabody Museum of
Anthropology and Ethnology, Harvard University,
Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA.
Also see the
Toilets of Higher Education page
for more on this toilet.
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One of the toilets at the Hilltop Hostel
in Washington DC.
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The Staten Island Ferry provides free rides
from the lower tip of Manhattan (New York, USA),
past the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island,
to Staten Island, and back.
And if you need to go before you board, this is an
all-stainless-steel model in the
Manhattan terminal.
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At Venice Beach (Los Angeles, California, USA)
and in need of a public toilet?
At left, this is what you'll find.
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A Sani-Flush blue border indicates a toilet that I've used.
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