| Posted by maZe |
8/30/2007 10:55 PM | remove |
I'm pretty darn sure they are and since there are now fountain and water connections, I've always wondered if well...you know...
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| Posted by Emperor Wang |
8/31/2007 1:29 AM | remove |
If there's one locale where the city shoud reinstate the public toilet, this would be it.
Bring back the Vespasienne, god dammit!
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| Posted by mewthree |
10/26/2007 5:02 PM | remove |
Those are toilets. my dad told me they had those in cartier square.
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| Posted by maZe |
10/28/2007 3:35 AM | remove |
J'veux la Citroën en bas à gauche
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| Posted by nel58 |
10/28/2007 9:25 PM | remove |
Moi j'veux aller aux toilettes !
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| Posted by Emperor Wang |
10/29/2007 12:17 AM | remove |
/pictures nel doing the cross-legged dance
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| Posted by mewthree |
10/29/2007 4:54 PM | remove |
wow! look at those ventilation shafts!!
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| Posted by maZe |
11/11/2007 6:58 PM | remove |
Yeah, it's the vent shafts for the toilets. Same as the ones in Place d'armes and Square Philips.
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| Posted by maZe |
11/11/2007 7:00 PM | remove |
Those toilets were the first one built in Mtl in 1913. Then followed 19 others, in 3 different types, built as part of the public money to help during the 1929-30's crash. Those 20 public toilets, some underground some above grounds, were open 365 days a week, 24 hours a day until the 70's.
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| Posted by nostra-YOUPPI! |
11/12/2007 3:37 AM | remove |
365 days a week, they sure had long weeks back then, the loverboy song "everybodys working for the weekend" really applies
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| Posted by maZe |
11/12/2007 4:37 PM | remove |
Mouhahaha. woops. Yeah, well, you know... That's why they needed to take a piss... ;)
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| Posted by nostra-YOUPPI! |
11/12/2007 4:50 PM | remove |
the most impressive piss place in montreal today is hands down the bell center with like a hundred urinals in one place!!!
remeber next time you are at a hockey game, at any given time there is always someone pissing in the building!
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| Posted by mewthree |
11/12/2007 11:04 PM | remove |
are those ones demolished and filled in or just sealed up?
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| Posted by maZe |
11/13/2007 11:16 PM | remove |
Your guess is as good as mine at this point but I have interesting docs in my possession :)
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| Posted by mewthree |
11/14/2007 12:16 AM | remove |
we need one of those ground sonar thingys that tell us about hidden caverns and shit under the ground when you roll it over something.
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| Posted by maZe |
11/15/2007 1:06 AM | remove |
lolllll I didn't thought about it but since you're mentionning it. I think we shall visit a Canadian Tire lol
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| Posted by SPEK Photo |
12/1/2007 4:46 AM | remove |
wasn't there archeologic search around 1990 ?
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| Posted by Emperor Wang |
12/1/2007 5:57 AM | remove |
1991. But it was more concerned with the foundations of the Chateau to the south.
http://www.vieux.m...tape6/eng/6z3a.htm
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