Bryant Pond, Maine -
Three-Story Outhouse
Not the free-standing structure of hilarity you'd expect. This one is attached to the back of the Masonic Hall.
- Address:
- Main St., Bryant Pond, ME
- Directions:
- In town, on the east side of Main St./Hwy 26 just north of where it bends from north-south to east-west. The front of the building is identified as Jefferson Masonic Lodge No. 100; the outhouse is attached to the back of the Jefferson Masonic Lodge No. 100.
- Hours:
- During Grange meetings.
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Three-story Outhouse The fabled three-story outhouse, evolutionary superior of the two-story model, has been a disappointing pursuit for us. Take this one in Maine: If we hadn't been tipped this was an outhouse, we would never have noticed it. No visual clues; it looks like an enclosed stairwell against the back of the town's Masonic Hall, not a hilarious freestanding sky-crapper. The structure once facilitated simultaneous triple tier evacuation; modern Masons are encouraged to frequent the newer bathrooms.
The Grange Hall next door has a two-story outhouse, similarly unspectacular. The halls (and outhouses) are only open when there are Grange meetings, usually one Monday a month, 7 pm.
There could be hundreds of similar multiple-story outhouses in Maine, not promoted to tourists and hoarded in secret by fraternal organizations. [Roadsideamerica.com Team, 02/26/2005]
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