A
below-ground public toilet built in the Victorian era in Manchester,
England, could have been abandoned or filled in, as so many others have
been. But this one found new life in modern times as a bar! It first
opened as "The Temple of Convenience," harking back to its original
purpose. Now called simply The Temple, it is one of the city's most
popular night spots. See more pictures at Urban Ghosts.
Tuesday, December 11, 2012
The Temple: a Bar that was Once a Toilet
A
below-ground public toilet built in the Victorian era in Manchester,
England, could have been abandoned or filled in, as so many others have
been. But this one found new life in modern times as a bar! It first
opened as "The Temple of Convenience," harking back to its original
purpose. Now called simply The Temple, it is one of the city's most
popular night spots. See more pictures at Urban Ghosts.
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