UPDATED WITH PODCAST – Did you know that Huntsville, Alabama has the distinction of having the oldest public water system in the United States west of the Appalachians?
There’s a serious competitor: 1762 Historic Bethlehem, PA Waterworks, recognized as a National Historic Landmark, Historic Civil Engineering Landmark, and an American Water Landmark, was the first pumped municipal water system in America. http://historicbethlehem.org/?historic-site=waterworks
Rob Peel Julianne Peel
Sonofa……. That’s AWESOME!
Relatives Rob?
Dunno, could be. Bit of a big coincidence that we share birthdays though…..
Fecal matter makes it taste better………..
Leslie Crosby has a section of the original cedar log.
Drinking water tastes like dirt.
Hunter Peel and Volney Peel lived for a time in Lawrence County Alabama.
There’s a serious competitor: 1762 Historic Bethlehem, PA Waterworks, recognized as a National Historic Landmark, Historic Civil Engineering Landmark, and an American Water Landmark, was the first pumped municipal water system in America. http://historicbethlehem.org/?historic-site=waterworks
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