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The most unique thing that comes to mind is rare in the present day, but was fairly common back in the sixties.
Bathtub in the kitchen of a tenement railroad apartment, complete with pull-chain toilet located behind a padlocked door outside the apartment and down the hall.
The most unique thing that comes to mind is rare in the present day, but was fairly common back in the sixties.
Bathtub in the kitchen of a tenement railroad apartment, complete with pull-chain toilet located behind a padlocked door outside the apartment and down the hall.
Ha...I grew up in one of those tenement apt. buildings IN Chinatown, Manhattan. The bathroom for the apt I was living in was the bathroom for the entire floor back when the building was built in 1922. There was only 2 windows in the living room.
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