HISTORY lovers have the opportunity to learn more about the architecture and history of toilets in the county.
The Marlow Society local history group is holding a talk, entitled Buckinghamshire Privies, in Marlow next Friday.
The talk is a nostalgic trip down the garden path by Wycombe District Council conservation officer Martin Andrew, who has published a book on the topic.
Chairman of the local history group Dr Rachel Brown said: "Most of the buildings are quite historic.
"He spent a great deal of time researching them and learned a lot of history from doing it. We are hoping for a fairly light-hearted evening."
For people interested in attending the talk, tickets for the evening cost £2 for members, or £3 for visitors, and there will also be light refreshments.
The talk is being held at All Saints' church hall, Marlow, on Friday, November 20, at 8pm.
For more details contact John Evans on (01628) 483711 or Peter Diplock on (01628) 484999
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