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Photographer: Erik Christeson, PGP NSGW
Caption:
ASCE Marker | Additional Description:
Main Historic Civil Engineering Landmark
Thomas Hill Standpipe
A unique civil structure, consisting of a 1.75 million gallon, riveted steel water tank enclosed by a wood-framed shroud and stairwell. A community icon, the standpipe provides outstanding views of the ‘Queen City’ and continues to be an integral component of the Bangor Water District’s modern-day water supply infrastructure.
Erected 1897 Designated by Maine Section, ASCE 2008
Submitted: June 23, 2021, by James King of San Miguel, California.
Database Locator Identification Number: p593329
File Size: 0.350 Megabytes
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