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The McNeill Street Station on completion in 1887
from the northeast. |
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The McNeill Street Station in 1926 after
substantial enlargement in 1921. |
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View looking south at #1 low service engine as
it appeared in 1980. |
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View looking up from bottom of #3 low service
pump. |
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View looking North between
cylinders of Allis-Chalmers engine. |
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Interior view (looking NW) of new pumping room
built in 1921. |
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Interior view of new pumping room looking west
at the two crank-and-flywheel high service engines. |
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Aerial photograph of McNeill Street Pumping
Station taken in early 1980’s. |
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Plaque presented by the American Society of
Civil Engineers in 1999. |
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Plaque presented by the American Water Works
Association. |
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View of interior of
machine shop. |
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Front (north) side of three water tube boilers
built by the Heine Safety Boiler Co. |
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View looking east into filter room. |
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The two crank-and-flywheel high service engines
in 1921 pump house. |
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View of No.3 low service pumping engine built in
1920. |
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In 1983 the National Park Service designated
McNeill a National Historic Landmark. |
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Pump Station employee Billy Ivory operating
oiler. |
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#1 high service pumping engine built in 1900 by
Henry R. Worthington Hydraulic Works. |
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Worthington vertical, triple expansion machine
installed in 1898. |
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View of the 1921 pumphouse. |
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Starting up! |
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