• Sewers of London, Part 1
  We take indoor plumbing for granted, but it hasn't always existed. How was life in Victorian London, with sewage running in the streets and even stored under the houses? Here is Part 1 of the story, by Mary Gayman.
  We take indoor plumbing for granted, but it hasn't always existed. How was life in Victorian London, with sewage running in the streets and even stored under the houses? Here is Part 1 of the story, by Mary Gayman.
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