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Utility Expands Public Education Reach with Water Works Museum

Since opening in 2014 following a renovation, Louisville Water’s original pumping station turned teaching tool has had more than 90,000 visitors

  • By Jim Force
  • October 02, 2017

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Utility Expands Public Education Reach with Water Works Museum
More than 70 school tours come through the museum annually. Different exhibits rotate throughout the year.

If you have an old building on your water or wastewater treatment site, you might want to consider turning it into a public education tool.

That’s what the Louisville Water Co. did when it established its Water Works Museum in 2014 inside the west wing of an old pumping...

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