"[Sewerage of the District of Columbia]", U.S. Government
Subject: Washington, D.C.
Period: 1894 (published)
Publication: Senate Report 623, 53rd Congress, 2nd Session
Color: Printed Color
Size:
27.6 x 28.2 inches
70.1 x 71.6 cm
This disbound report includes a series of eight thematic infrastructure maps identifying the problems associated with poor sewerage in Washington in 1890 and proposed solutions. The first five maps examine deaths as a result of these unsanitary conditions, “box privies” (self-contained toilets), water pumps, and more. Additional maps and charts show the current status of sewerage and proposals for improvement. Maps accompany the document “Mr. Procter…submitted the following Report...to provide for continuing the system of trunk sewers in the District of Columbia.” 113 pages, disbound.
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Condition: B+
The folding maps are very good with pleasant light toning and some minor splits at the fold junctions. Text is also very good with one partially loose signature.
