 Indoor Outhouse with Hole Cover Down Photo from L. Sander Used by permission |
 Indoor Outhouse hole with cover up Photo from L. Sander Used by permission |
 What would you like to wipe with? Photo from L. Sander Used by permission |
 Would YOU tear a sheet or two out of the catalog? Photo from L. Sander Used by permission |
 A light switch cover made out of bark Photo from L. Sander Used by permission |
 Use the switch to turn on this light Photo from L. Sander Used by permission |
 An old lantern could be used too Photo from L. Sander Used by permission |
 Another Rustic Light; notice the branches surrounding the bulbs Photo from L. Sander Used by permission |
 Hang your towels on an old branch...or... Photo from L. Sander Used by permission |
 ...use the ladder to hang your towels Photo from L. Sander Used by permission |
 There's lots of storage Photo from L. Sander Used by permission |
 And there's a medicine cabinet Photo from L. Sander Used by permission |
 There's a candle to light in case emergency but be careful of igniting fumes Photo from L. Sander Used by permission |
 There's even a hidden clock on the wall. Can you see it? Photo from L. Sander Used by permission |
 Here's an inside shot with the door closed Photo from L. Sander Used by permission |
 This is a shot inside and looking left Photo from L. Sander Used by permission |
 There is even an authentic moon cutout on the door! Photo from L. Sander Used by permission |
 And the floor is made out of stone! Photo from L. Sander Used by permission |
 And last but not least, a miniature outhouse to complete the atmosphere Photo from L. Sander Used by permission |
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| The Sanders are honored and thrilled to have their Indoor Outhouse represented on The Outhouses of America Tour web site. They feel it might give folks ideas that bathrooms don't have to be boring! Theirs isn't!! If you have any questions about this particular indoor outhouse, you may Email the contributor. The owners get a thrill out of showing people these pictures, and they too love the stories they hear from other people about their own family outhouse memories! A friend of theirs, who is a retired antique dealer, gave them a 1902 reproduction of a Sears & Roebuck catalog for their outhouse! It's perfect! The contributor's husband likes to call it an "Urban Outhouse". She likes to call it "The Only Indoor Outhouse Reproduction in America". Their newspaper, the Oregonian, is planning to write a feature story about the outhouse in the Homes & Gardens section. They tell her they will definitely mention [my] wonderful site for the Oregonian's feature story!! They took pictures of the indoor outhouse this summer! How exciting! | |
