Lessons in history on prom
New-look toilets on Douglas Promenade have been adorned with a World War I mural.
The public conveniences at the northern end of the walkway are now open, complete with a 'living roof'.
Manx National Heritage has worked with Douglas Council and Isle of Man Advertising to create new artwork detailing the history of the capital's Great War internment camps.
It's envisaged more art will adorn the toilet walls in the coming months.
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