Dive into an often-overlooked corner of history with this Self-Guided Audio Tour. It's ideal for the curious soul fascinated by the confluence of culture, health, and hygiene. Embark on a singular journey bridging the past to the present, with toilets as our subject. This tour opens the door to how these everyday fixtures echo society's values and technological progress. Starting at the historical site of Thomas Crapper & Company, you'll step back in time to explore the hidden world of Victorian conveniences. Then, weave through the city's educational heart at University College London, witness sanitation's evolution, and celebrate World Toilet Day in the campus context. The tour wraps up at the Princess Louise Pub, where you'll admire the splendidly intact Victorian restrooms. This route is designed to reveal how history has shaped the way you interact with these private yet pivotal spaces. By journey's end, you'll view these humble amenities with newfound respect, appreciating their significance beyond their daily use. Be prepared to meet the intrepid minds who advanced public health, created milestones of design, and influenced social progress, all narrated through the lens of the world's toilets.