Topic: Outhouse

A collection of rare 1950s Davy Crockett memorabilia, including a unique cookie jar and a vintage lamp with an intact rifle, is being moved to the new location rather than sold. The facility tour includes a commercial kitchen, a storage addition, and a historic outhouse built in 1888. Hanson commented on contemporary bathroom controversies in Austin, stating the Davy Crockett Store maintains a non-discriminatory policy for its facilities.

A historic outhouse associated with Davy Crockett was physically moved to a new location in Gonzales, Texas. The relocation involved transporting the structure via chain and positioning it near a restaurant for better access to existing sewage and electrical lines. The move successfully shifted the building approximately 50 feet away from its original property line, resolving a specific real estate concern.

Workers in Gonzales, Texas, relocate a historic outhouse structure associated with the Davy Crockett restaurant to a new location near existing sewage and electrical lines. Mike Hanson reports on the move as "breaking news," noting the structure is now safely positioned 50 feet away from its original property line to satisfy real estate requirements.