The Last Outhouse?

This was found in a small strip of woods between Glenn Avenue and Railroad Avenue in the west part of Auburn. As recently as a few years ago there were still several old houses along the railroad tracks, but they are quickly disappearing -- being replaced by new student apartment complexes.

However, in one area, where there is a dirt lane cut through the woods and the former dwelling has been razed, you can still find the above structure which was undoubtedly, at one time, an outhouse. It's classic "outhouse-sized", and while there is no seat within it, dug into the ground at the rear of an interior is a hole where one's "outhouse business" fell.

I wonder when this thing was originally built? When was it last used as a proper outhouse? Could there possibly be any other such ruins still standing today somewhere else in Auburn?

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