The Seattle Municipal Water Plant (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781024849691)

The Seattle Municipal Water Plant: Historical, Descriptive, Statistical offers a detailed look into the infrastructure of Seattle's water system. Compiled by the Seattle Department of Water Works and John Lamb, this volume provides a comprehensive overview of the plant's operations, history, and statistical data.

Readers will find insightful information regarding the plant's design, construction, and management, reflecting the engineering practices and challenges of its time. The book serves as both a historical record and a technical reference, appealing to those interested in the development of municipal services and the history of Seattle.

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