Was the Victorian toilet inside or outside the house?

During the Victorian era, toilets were primarily located outside the house, often in separate structures known as privies or outhouses. These outdoor toilets were typically equipped with a simple seat over a pit. However, as the era progressed and Plumbing technology improved, many homes began to incorporate indoor toilets, particularly in wealthier households. By the late Victorian period, indoor plumbing became more common, leading to the installation of water closets inside homes.