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Schuylkill River watershed, population in 1904
Cresheim Aqueduct
Pipeline being laid in Wissahickon Avenue
Typhoid bacteria diagram, 1905
Wooden Water Pipe, removed from Market Street, December 6, 1901
Main Pumping Stations for Philadelphia Drinking Water
Ash dumping house, 2nd floor, 15th and Wood St.
Ash car 2622, later P-13 and W-31
Ash car 2618, later P-9 and W-29, PRT, 1908, Curtis C-1112 trucks
1903 Proceedings of the Engineers’ Club title page
Philadelphia the Manufacturing and Industrial Capital map, 1906
“Did Penn Sell Town Lots Under Water?”
‘Gillette, All By Himself, Gets Fine New Idea On Germ Slaying’
Torresdale Conduit work gang, 12/18/1906
Bureau of Water, Cumberland, west of 13th Street, pipe line, 1907
Oak Lane Reservoir pipeline, 1904
State Street pipeline construction, 1904
Belmont Filters construction, 1903
Finished Upper Roxborough filters, 1903
Upper Roxborough filter beds under construction, July 1902
A.C. Abbott, MD
Portrait of Samuel H. Ashbridge, Mayor
State Sen. James P. McNichol
Nine visiting nurses ready for work, ca. 1909
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