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Hull Pier Toilets

Yorkshire


There are not too many places where a public toilet counts as a tourist attraction, but coach parties regularly stop to take photos of these Edwardian lavatories. The building is interesting but inside they're not very special. Serviceable, but no tourist attraction, that's for sure.


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