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Stockbridge Water Tower, Adjacent to Village Hall (115 East Elizabeth Stree, Stockbridge, Ingham County, MI



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Item Title
Stockbridge Water Tower, Adjacent to Village Hall (115 East Elizabeth Stree, Stockbridge, Ingham County, MI

Location
Adjacent to Village Hall (115 East Elizabeth Stree, Stockbridge, MI

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Created/Published
Documentation compiled after 1968.

Notes
Survey number HAER MI-86
Significance: Stockbridge's 1912 vintage water tower is an early example of an elliptical bottom tank patented in 1907 by the Chicago Bridge & Iron Works, probably the leading producer of such structures in the nation. Early twentieth-century water tower structures having such elliptical-bottom tanks appear to be less common than hemispherical bottomed tanks.

Subjects
Water Towers


Collection
Historic American Engineering Record (Library of Congress)

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