Built in 1915, Vancouver’s Heritage Hall has watched over Main Street for more than a century.
A landmark building known for its clock tower and red tile roof, this example of Beaux Arts Classicism was originally home to Postal Station C, but these days she sees more wedding cake than mail as the newly married pose for pictures on her red marble staircase.
The staircase isn’t the only feature that has survived the years. Lurking in the basement men’s room is an oddity that comes as quite a surprise to male guests—a twin urinal.
The double-sided design of the urinal forces strangers to stand opposite each other while nature takes its course. “I’ve never seen anything like it,” reported one of the wedding guests. “You’re standing next to someone you’ve never met and you have to look him in the eyes.”
Too close for comfort?
That would be a yes.
We’ll all sing….
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LOL! Still smiling. Perfect song selection 🙂
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It would stop my flow!
JP
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LOL! Have to wonder what the guy who designed it was thinking 🙂
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Oh Good Lord!!! There are numerous times when in nature or in a hurry I’ve said, “It would be so great to be a guy right now!!! In that situation…no thanks!!! Thanks for the laugh and Cheers!!! 😅
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Yep, every time I’m standing in line for the women’s washroom and the guys are just whizzing by I think …. “Unisex washrooms people. That way everyone can wait :)”
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Yikes! That’s WAY too close for comfort. And now, thanks to Brian, I can’t get Ronnie Hilton’s song out of my head! 😀
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LOL! I know, it’s stuck in my head too 🙂
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