1876 Ipswich Water Works Plan

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Ipswich Water Works Plan Shewing Pipe Valve and Fire Plug System, Drawing No. 2.

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TitleIpswich Water Works Plan, 1876Date Created18 January 1876AcknowledgementPicture Ipswich

Location

SuburbIpswichWest Ipswich (Little Ipswich)WoodendNorth IpswichSadliers CrossingCity & StateIpswich, Queensland

Description

DescriptionThe Plan was signed, William Highfield C. E, 18 January 1876.

William Highfield was the engineer for the location of the first pumping station and pipe line for Ipswich, Warwick and Toowoomba water supplies.References (online)Highfield, William (1838-1923)

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Government & Non-Government OrganisationsNorth Ipswich Railway WorkshopsIpswich Immigration DepotPeople & FamiliesWilliam HighfieldsPlacesNorth Ipswich ReserveSubjectsWater supplyCurated CollectionsTown PlansDefining Tulmur | IpswichShaping Our Identity: Infrastructure & UtilitiesTaxonomy19th Century | 1870s | 1876

Asset Details

Reference IDIpswich Water Works Plan showing Pipe Valve and Fire Plug System - Drawing No Asset TypeSurvey PlansCopyrightPicture Ipswich Copyright

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Suburb

Government & Non-Government Organisations

Places

North Ipswich Reserve

Curated Collections

Town Plans

Defining Tulmur | Ipswich

Shaping Our Identity: Infrastructure & Utilities

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