Report Upon A Supply Of Water For The City Of Baltimore Made To The Water Commissioners, June 18, 1853
Report Upon A Supply Of Water For The City Of Baltimore, presented to the Water Commissioners on June 18, 1853, offers a detailed examination of the city's water infrastructure during a period of significant urban development. Authored by James Slade, the report delves into the challenges and proposed solutions for ensuring a sustainable water supply for Baltimore's growing population.
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