Next time you're sitting through a mind-numbing seemingly endless hearing at City Hall and nature calls, you'll no longer be able to take care of you business on one of the building's "historic" toilets. While most are merely old and being replaced for new water efficient ones, SF Weekly does detail locations of a few original crappers dating back to the structure's construction from 1913 to 1915, like in the anteroom of the Board of Supervisors' chambers and behind the fourth floor hearing rooms, which used to be judges' chambers. [SF Weekly/photo: Bhautik Joshi]
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