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7:49 am
Fri March 1, 2013

Learning Channel to feature glass public bathroom

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The view of downtown Sulphur Springs from inside the glass bathroom.
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2012 Dairy Festival Queen Molly Millsap obliges The Learning Channel's cameras.
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Molly Millsap in front of the glass bathroom.
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Sulphur Springs city manager Marc Maxwell in front of the famous lavatory.
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Molly Millsap wears her Dairy Festival Queen tiara for the cameras.
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Capital Construction Superintendent for the City of Sulphur Springs Russ Nuss describes his unique plumbing techniques for the glass restroom.
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The toilet itself: Not glass.

You can see out, but they can't in. Cindy Roller explains why a national television network will be spotlighting Sulphur Springs.


A short video shows the view from inside the facility.

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Sulphur Springs
Glass bathroom
glass toilet
The Learning Channel
Insane Bathrooms