Three Rivers Filtration Plant
Fort Wayne, United States
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The Three Rivers Filtration Plant in Fort Wayne, Indiana, completed in 1933, is a water treatment facility constructed of Indiana limestone in the Collegiate Gothic style. Built during the early Depression era, the plant exemplifies the architectural ambition sometimes lavished on municipal infrastructure of that period, applying ecclesiastical Gothic design vocabulary to a functional waterworks structure.
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- Built
- Type
- waterworks
- Materials
- Indiana limestone
- Place
- Fort Wayne, United States
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