Add to ORKGThe Bangor Water Works were built in 1875-76 following a State act to supply Bangor with a reliable source of clear water and confront the constant problem of sewage. The Water Works, which also contained a dam, was designed as a source of power and transportation as much as of drinking water, and the $154,000 project included a wheelhouse, sluice, and fishway. The pumping house in the photograph was designed by the Holly Manufacturing Company of Lockport, New York, and shows a four-story tall steam stack in the background. Note: This image was scanned by a student at William S. Cohen.https://digicom.bpl.lib.me.us/spc_bangor_images/1024/thumbnail.jp
Photograph presumably from the Bangor side of the Penobscot River, showing Brewer in the background....
Shows the Bragg, Cummings, and Co. building at 1 Broad Street, Pickering Square, circa 1887 to 1902....
Photographs show repairs being made to the Medway Dam on the Penobscot River from May 1954 to Septem...
The Bangor Water Works were built in 1875-76 following a State act to supply Bangor with a reliable ...
An image scanned from a color postcard depicting the Water Works and salmon pool on the Penobscot Ri...
This map shows the location of a water tanks, pipe lines, and more for a new water supply system for...
The Bangor Water Works building shown threatened by the rising waters of the late March 1902 flood o...
History of the Thomas Hill Standpipe, as compiled by the Reference Department at Bangor Public Libra...
A photograph of the water works pumping station that supplied all the water needed for the plant and...
Photograph estimated between 1890 to 1898. Visible under magnifying glass, near the shorter section ...
Photograph estimated between 1890 to 1898. Visible under magnifying glass, near the shorter section ...
Photograph estimated between 1890 to 1898. Visible under magnifying glass, near the shorter section...
Photograph estimated between 1890 to 1898. Visible under magnifying glass, near the shorter section ...
Photograph estimated between 1890 to 1898. Visible under magnifying glass, near the shorter section ...
An image scanned from a black and white photograph of Union Station in Bangor, Maine. Taken from th...
Photograph presumably from the Bangor side of the Penobscot River, showing Brewer in the background....
Shows the Bragg, Cummings, and Co. building at 1 Broad Street, Pickering Square, circa 1887 to 1902....
Photographs show repairs being made to the Medway Dam on the Penobscot River from May 1954 to Septem...
The Bangor Water Works were built in 1875-76 following a State act to supply Bangor with a reliable ...
An image scanned from a color postcard depicting the Water Works and salmon pool on the Penobscot Ri...
This map shows the location of a water tanks, pipe lines, and more for a new water supply system for...
The Bangor Water Works building shown threatened by the rising waters of the late March 1902 flood o...
History of the Thomas Hill Standpipe, as compiled by the Reference Department at Bangor Public Libra...
A photograph of the water works pumping station that supplied all the water needed for the plant and...
Photograph estimated between 1890 to 1898. Visible under magnifying glass, near the shorter section ...
Photograph estimated between 1890 to 1898. Visible under magnifying glass, near the shorter section ...
Photograph estimated between 1890 to 1898. Visible under magnifying glass, near the shorter section...
Photograph estimated between 1890 to 1898. Visible under magnifying glass, near the shorter section ...
Photograph estimated between 1890 to 1898. Visible under magnifying glass, near the shorter section ...
An image scanned from a black and white photograph of Union Station in Bangor, Maine. Taken from th...
Photograph presumably from the Bangor side of the Penobscot River, showing Brewer in the background....
Shows the Bragg, Cummings, and Co. building at 1 Broad Street, Pickering Square, circa 1887 to 1902....
Photographs show repairs being made to the Medway Dam on the Penobscot River from May 1954 to Septem...