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Three principal cast-iron pipe lines entering culvert beneath railray tracks. From left to right, the
1. Three principal cast-iron pipe lines entering culvert beneath railray tracks. From left to right, the 4-inch clear-water supply, the 14-inch (reducing to 10-inch) reservoir supply, and the return 8-inch pond supply. In the forground a valve box is seen; the valve controls an emergency 'crossover' connection between reservoir supply and pond supply
Laying main pipe on E. Harrison St., Seattle, September 8, 1899
2. Laying main pipe on E. Harrison St., Seattle, September 8, 1899
Men constructing a section of a wooden stave pipe in a trench, March 9, 1900
3. Men constructing a section of a wooden stave pipe in a trench, March 9, 1900
Long section of completed pipeline, March 9, 1900
4. Long section of completed pipeline, March 9, 1900
Pipeline in Dunlap Canyon being tested, March 9, 1900
5. Pipeline in Dunlap Canyon being tested, March 9, 1900
Completed pipeline in Dunlap Canyon being tested, March 9, 1900
6. Completed pipeline in Dunlap Canyon being tested, March 9, 1900
Tramway used for transporting mortar into the high service reservoir during construction, City Park,
7. Tramway used for transporting mortar into the high service reservoir during construction, City Park, January 19, 1900
Man applying molten lead to main water pipeline joints near Queen Anne standpipe, September 8, 1899
8. Man applying molten lead to main water pipeline joints near Queen Anne standpipe, September 8, 1899
Preparing to lay pipeline in trench across Black River, ca. 1899
9. Preparing to lay pipeline in trench across Black River, ca. 1899
Steel pipe on hill east of Renton with Black River and Lake Washington visible in background, ca. 1899
10. Steel pipe on hill east of Renton with Black River and Lake Washington visible in background, ca. 1899
Installation of wooden stave pipe with iron hoops in trench, January 26, 1900
11. Installation of wooden stave pipe with iron hoops in trench, January 26, 1900
Workers fastening iron hoops around wood stave pipe, January 26, 1900
12. Workers fastening iron hoops around wood stave pipe, January 26, 1900
Trench where steel pipe wil be joined with wood stave pipe, vicinity of Renton, ca. 1899
13. Trench where steel pipe wil be joined with wood stave pipe, vicinity of Renton, ca. 1899
Laying pipe in trench in the riverbed of the Black River, ca. 1899
14. Laying pipe in trench in the riverbed of the Black River, ca. 1899
Confluence of Cedar and Black Rivers, showing dam which will divert Cedar River toward Lake Washington,
15. Confluence of Cedar and Black Rivers, showing dam which will divert Cedar River toward Lake Washington, ca. 1899
Steel pipe being installed in a trench, looking west toward Renton and the Black River, ca. September
16. Steel pipe being installed in a trench, looking west toward Renton and the Black River, ca. September 1899
Pipeline trench through Dunlap Canyon near Renton, ca. 1899
17. Pipeline trench through Dunlap Canyon near Renton, ca. 1899
Testing pipe joints, September 22, 1899
18. Testing pipe joints, September 22, 1899
Man with wrench viewing pressure gauge during test at end of steel pipe, January 12, 1900
19. Man with wrench viewing pressure gauge during test at end of steel pipe, January 12, 1900
Men with shovels digging a trench across the Black River for the pipeline, October 13, 1899
20. Men with shovels digging a trench across the Black River for the pipeline, October 13, 1899
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