Lancaster Water Works (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781272930875)

"Lancaster Water Works" offers a detailed historical account of the development and operation of the water supply system in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Authored by Samuel M. Gray in collaboration with the Lancaster Water Committee, the book provides insights into the engineering challenges and solutions involved in providing clean and reliable water to a growing urban population. The text covers the initial planning stages, the construction of reservoirs and distribution networks, and the ongoing management and maintenance of the waterworks.

This book serves as a valuable resource for historians, engineers, and anyone interested in the evolution of public infrastructure in American cities. It highlights the importance of water management in urban development and the role of civic institutions in ensuring public health and welfare. The historical context and technical details make "Lancaster Water Works" a compelling study of a vital public service.

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