The St. Louis Exhibition, 1904
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In addition there were sprinkler systems in many of the buildings.
The Cascades and Lagoons were built of timber, the central cascade being designed for a flow of 55,000 gallons per minute. The water from the lagoons returned through a wooden conduit from the grand basin to the pump-room under the east cascade, where the hydraulic and electrical plants were installed.
Pavements. — -Broken stone ^ nd gravel roads w ere mor ejised than any others, and much burnt ballast was used for finishing.
So...me asphalting was also used in various parts of the grounds.
AlFkerbing throughout was constructed of oak, 10 in. by 3 in.
in thickness, ^aple -trees jveresuccessfully planted along the main avenues. ~~~~^ — — _^ Sewerage and Drainage. — There were three systems, of sewerage, viz., the small one installed for the use of the buildings of the Washington University, a few stray sewers that were on the grounds and had been built by the holders of speculative real estate plots, and the main sewerage scheme devised by the exhi- bition authorities.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In addition there were sprinkler systems in many of the buildings.
The Cascades and Lagoons were built of timber, the central cascade being designed for a flow of 55,000 gallons per minute. The water from the lagoons returned through a wooden conduit from the grand basin to the pump-room under the east cascade, where the hydraulic and electrical plants were installed.
Pavements. — -Broken stone ^ nd gravel roads w ere mor ejised than any others, and much burnt ballast was used for finishing.
So...me asphalting was also used in various parts of the grounds.
AlFkerbing throughout was constructed of oak, 10 in. by 3 in.
in thickness, ^aple -trees jveresuccessfully planted along the main avenues. ~~~~^ — — _^ Sewerage and Drainage. — There were three systems, of sewerage, viz., the small one installed for the use of the buildings of the Washington University, a few stray sewers that were on the grounds and had been built by the holders of speculative real estate plots, and the main sewerage scheme devised by the exhi- bition authorities.
What to read after The St. Louis Exhibition, 1904?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fletcher, H. Phillips (Herbert Phillips), 1872-1916 to read onlineMoreLess
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