The invention of the flush toilet in the 1840s caused London's sewers to overflow and finally in 1858 following the summer of The Great Stink and outbreaks of Cholera, Sir Joseph Bazalgette was appointed to redesign London's sewage system.
In 1858 following the summer of The Great Stink and outbreaks of Cholera, Sir Joseph Bazalgette was appointed to redesign London's sewage system. The invention of the flush toilet in the 1840s caused London's sewers to overflow.
The invention of the flush toilet in the 1840s caused London's sewers to overflow. In 1858 following the summer of The Great Stink and outbreaks of Cholera, Sir Joseph Bazalgette was appointed to redesign London's sewage system.
The invention of the flush toilet in the 1840s caused London's sewers to overflow. In 1858 following the summer of The Great Stink and outbreaks of Cholera, Sir Joseph Bazalgette was appointed to redesign London's sewage system.