Papers Upon the Supply of Water to Towns
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This groundbreaking study of municipal water supply was a seminal work in the development of public health infrastructure in the late 19th century. Written by the British engineer Baldwin Latham, it draws on his extensive experience in designing and implementing water systems in towns and cities across the United Kingdom. With its practical advice, technical expertise, and visionary foresight, Papers upon the Supply of Water to Towns remains a classic of engineering literature.
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