Jack Williams Building Men's Restroom 

Standard always branded their stuff so I'm pretty sure it's not that. Plus they always made their own fixtures and didn't get them from any other company. You can probably see on the back that there is a stamp and that's likely something like Tepeco or Trenton Potteries that actually made the fixture but usually it would have a different brand name.

Exactly. I bet that pedestal urinal could take just as much as those toilets before stopping up.

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Imagine if that entire restroom was original.

@@OCC_Plumbing_and_Restorations Right??? I imagine it used to have everything original, such as the sinks.

It seems like so many of these pedestal urinals don't even flush out so it's awesome to find one that does.

I imagine the originals were Kohler Penryns but it doesn't make sense why there would be Angeleseys now. The urinal unfortunately did not flush that well on its current setting. If you listen closely, you can probably hear me flushing the flushometer very rapidly to make it actually continue flushing instead of cutting off early.

​@@Toilets_of_georgia_and_etcThis will not continue to happen on my channel.

These were probably some of the top best finds of the trip

@@OCC_Plumbing_and_Restorations probably

At least some are still hanging on. That's impressive for being almost 100 years old.

It is one of the few pedestal urinals I've filmed on my channel.

I wonder why they put Angleseys in. It seems like it would be easier to install replacement floor mount toilets assuming that's what was their originally. As for the Dexter, they had the choice of replumbing the drain or not having a urinal at all so it makes sense that they chose to re-plumb it.

That whole campus is a gold mine. I definitely recommend it and it's worth the $10 for parking in the center.

Standard always branded their stuff and they never had another company make it for them. If you look on the back, there is a stamp and that is from the pottery company. Trenton Potteries and Tepeco are the most common stamps to see on the backs of toilets like this and a lot of times they will show different brand names on the top.

@@OCC_Plumbing_and_Restorations oh

I don't attend college there so it already felt a little weird to be going in all those buildings. That and there's the possibility of me walking in on a woman and that is not something I want to do.

One of them is still original in that is amazing.

I'm not sure what's going on with the toilet setup and I'm really curious to know what it looks like originally.

Agreed