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This photograph shows two workers on Franklin Street Standpipe during the process of demolition.

This photograph shows four workmen at the top of the Franklin Street Standpipe during the process of demolition.

This photograph shows the top of the Franklin Street Standpipe with four workers in the process of demolition.

This photograph shows the Franklin Street Standpipe from the ground with three workers at the top in the process of demolition.

This photograph shows two men working on a building in the process of construction in the lot behind the Coldbrook Pumping Station.

This photograph shows a group of men outside of a building, possibly the Coldbrook Pumping Station.

This photograph shows a group of twenty-one men and one woman, who were probably employees with the city in the Lighting Department. There are names listed on the back of the photo as follows: standing: Sim. Weemhoff, Chas. Medema, Whetman, Chas.…

This photograph shows four men standing in a line in front a building, possibly Coldbrook Pumping Station.

This photograph shows William J. Grooters, named as Bill Grooters on the front of the photograph. He was the Superintendent of the Water Works and Lighting Plant from 1925 to 1927.

This photograph shows a man standing in the Street Lighting and Traffic Signal Room.