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This allowed enough light in to take care of business! It also allowed the real moon to shine through during the night. Bringing a lit lantern into some outhouses could have caused quite a so the moon won out! In reality, most people had a covered [Chamber] pot under the bed to go in during the night. Some people even made a wooden structure fashioned like a toilet seat with an area under the hole for the chamber pot to fit. A door in the front, side or back allowed someone to remove the pot in the morning to empty it into the Outhouse. It gets mighty cold at night and going outside in your skivies can chill you to the bone. Besides, the varmints are something else and you never know what you will run into in the dark! I build outhouses, backhouses, privies etc and have done so for many years and am amused by all the silly answers people give for the crescent cut out. First let me state there was nothing symbolic about it at its inception. An outhouse is as basic, functional, no nonsense a design as you would ever find on a homestead.

The crescent was never designed to be a vent or a window to let in light. A well built outhouse usually had a vent along the roof line to vent out the chamber and a pipe from the box through the ceiling to vent out the gases. At a time when it was rather silly to waste good hardware on such a humble structure, old practical carpenters would just cut a crescent shaped groove into the door which fit the shape of a hand reaching into the door. Thus the door could be opened from the outside and if necessary the user could reach up from inside to secure the door if they heard someone coming. To insure privacy, you would find a scrap of cloth nailed on the inside so it would drape down and cover the opening without hindering the hand from reaching in. Over time, hardware became much cheaper and the crescent was no longer necessary and the traditional handle was replaced by those new fangled metal devices. Because the crescent became synonimous with the backhouse, the crescent tradition lived on and eventually became a signature decoration for this piece of Americana.

Research is very necessary for me to manufacture a credible product for my customers located throughout New England and if you dig further you will still find folks who have actually depended upon this noble and humble structure, and have known the only function of this cutout to be as I have just described. Any doubters are welcome to come on down to the Bull Hill Workshop on Bull Hill in Colchester, Ct. for a bit of reality and common sense. Owner of the Bull Hill Workshop Probably the most recognizable symbol associated symbol with the traditional outhouse building is the familiar crescent moon carved into the privy door. Actually, the symbol is an ancient one, and was a sign for womanhood in colonial days and on the frontier. It's male counterpart, Sol, was either a star or a sun burst design also on the door. Since most male outhouses fell into disrepair rather quickly they seldom survived; while the female ones were better maintained, and were eventually used by both sexes.

Although you can find outhouses still standing with the crescent moon, the original meaning for gender identification was lost by the later nineteenth century in most areas of the country. Here is another response from another person... The moon that is often found on the outhouse door stand for the ancient sign- luna- or womanhood. When the outhouse was first invented people needed these signs to discern which was the men's or women's bathroom-for most people couldn't read. Soon, however, the men's became rundown or was very unkempt and not maintained. So everybody just used the women's bathroom, and the mens sunburst or sol sign was forgotten. The moon sign was kept and is also used as a vent. Another person corrects the term "quarter moon" as follows. This person obviously knows more about the sky than I do: The first sentence states that it is a quarter moon. A quarter moon, however, is a half lit moon where the terminator is half-way between each side of the disk. It would be more accurate to refer to the moon as a crescent moon in all cases.