Possible original inside structure of Alhambra water tower
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Material Information

Title:
Possible original inside structure of Alhambra water tower
Language:
English
Physical Description:
7 X 5 in.

Notes

General Note:
The Alhambra Water Tower (2000 Alhambra Circle) is located at the intersection of Ferdinand Street, Alhambra Circle and Greenway Court. Built in 1924 to conceal a steel water tank, it was designed by H. George Fink and Denman Fink, to look like a lighthouse. The water tank was used as part of the City's water system until 1931, when the city began purchasing water from the City of Miami. Another water tower located in the area of Indian Mound Trail was destroyed by the Hurricane of 1926. The Alhambra Water Tower was rehabilitated in 2011-2012. It is located within the Alhambra Circle Historic District.
General Note:
Caption on verso: "Print made from original photo says "donated by Bob Campbell, possible original inside structure that the water tower was built around/contractor Neil Whyte""
General Note:
(Ownership) Coral Gables Historical Resources Department

Record Information

Source Institution:
Florida International University
Holding Location:
City of Coral Gables
Rights Management:
http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/UND/1.0/
Resource Identifier:
FI12041701

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Aggregations:
Coral Gables Memory