The Drainage and Water Supply of Chicago (Hardcover)

This pioneering work of civil engineering offers a detailed examination of the complex systems that bring water to and remove waste from one of America's largest cities. With meticulous attention to detail and a wealth of scientific knowledge, D.W. Jackson's classic study remains a landmark in the field of water management.

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