Colonel E.C.S Moore in his Sanitary Engineering (1901 and by far the most through book on the subject) calls them ventilation pipes, they are still called that or vent stacks, I think stench, stink and poo pipes are better terms though!






On 13 Jun 2012, at 12:29, James Dinn wrote:

The scent (or whiff) of an issue?
This is a popular subject (check the HERFORUM archives). There is one listed example in Malvern, and probably more elsewhere, so their value is at least partially recognised.
 
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From: Issues related to Historic Environment Records [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Godden, Alex
Sent: 13 June 2012 11:56
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Subject: The scent (or whiff) of an issue?

Hi all,

A quick non-Friday question, how does everyone record stinkpipes on their HER, if at all? It doesn't exist as a term on the thesaurus, and I'm not really sure if it clarifies as a sewer?

For those who are unaware of what Stink (or Stench) Pipes are… http://stinkpipes.blogspot.co.uk/ , but I'd argue that they should be recorded as important surviving features of Victorian engineering...

All the best!

Alex

Alex Godden BA (Hons) MA
Archaeologist/ Historic Data Manager
Strategic Environmental Delivery Group
Economy, Transport and Environment Department
Hampshire County Council
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