More than a century ago, a county superintendent annually visited a public school in New Jersey to check its buildings (
including outhouses), the «efficiency of the teachers,» and the «character, record and standing of the pupils.»
He says he intends to rebuild his childhood home in Bessemer, Ala. — only an empty, weed - covered lot remains — to its original specifications,
including an outhouse in the back.
Not exact matches
 Participating families added a dedicated bedroom to their adobe and stone house compounds. These simple rooms
include two beds with mattresses made of totora reed harvested from the lake;  woolen blankets, and homespun cotton sheets. Dinner and breakfast may be provided by the family, or visitors may eat in the village.  Water is provided in ceramic jugs drawn from a well. Visitors use
outhouses located adjacent to the house compound.  The views to the star - filled sky at night, and to the 20,000 - foot peaks of the Royal Range add to the experience of peace and tranquility.