205:. It was a massive building of Warrensburg sandstone with a central tower rising four stories over the arched entrance. The building housed the high service pump and huge boilers that filtered water flowed to the city water mains. It was demolished in the 1960s. (Mendelssohn, Fisher and Lawrie)
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550:Omaha: A Guide to the City and Environs.
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353:Plattsmouth, Nebraska
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203:Florence Water Works
575:. Retrieved 9/3/08.
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229:McCornick Building
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