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Sinopsis

"Lawrence Water Works: Reports On The Trial Of Duty And Capacity Of The Pumping-engines" presents a detailed historical record of the operations of the Lawrence, Massachusetts waterworks. This volume comprises essential engineering reports documenting the trials conducted to assess the performance and capabilities of its pumping engines.

Authored by the Lawrence Board of Water Commissioners, this book offers insights into the technological and infrastructural developments of water management systems during the period. It provides a valuable resource for historians, engineers, and anyone interested in the evolution of public utilities and municipal services in the United States.

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