These Edwardian public toilets were cast at the Saracen Foundry of Walter MacFarlane & Co in Glasgow, and erected near a tramstop in Caversham Berkshire. They were moved to the Chiltern Open air Museum in 1985 and re-built between 1987 and 1991.
- Project management of re-erection
- Contracted for grit-blasting of all metal components
- Commissioned re-casting of broken cast-iron panels
- Commissioned replacement porcelain from Twyfords
- Commissioned conservator to repair porcelain
- Commissioned replacement guttering from Sloane and Davison of Leeds
- Conducted research into history of building
- Commissioned gas lighting from Sugg & Co.
- Commissioned lead paints from Rose of Jericho
- Commissioned Water Monopoly for replacement/repair of brass fittings
- Researched and identified source of frosted glass for cubicle doors
- Planned and commissioned fittings for disabled toilets