On 17 November 1977, the Hamilton Waterworks was officially recognized as a National Historic Site of Canada. In addition to the original pumping station, the site also includes the boilerhouse, chimney, and shed, all of which were built in 1859, a second shed built by Worthington in 1910 with a steam pump, a pumphouse built in 1913, a carpenter shed built in.
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- The Hamilton Waterworks, also known as the Hamilton Waterworks Pumping Station, is a National Historic Site of Canada located in Hamilton, Ontario.
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- The Hamilton Museum of Steam and Technology is located in Hamilton’s first public waterworks, completed in 1859 and now a National Historic Site.
- This project aims to understand the relationship between the history of Hamilton’s waterworks and the greater Hamilton community.
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- The Hamilton Waterworks , This dignified building, reminiscent of the style of a Roman aqueduct, houses one of Canada's greatest surviving engineering...
- Hamilton's first waterworks, a magnificent structure built by Thomas Coltin Keefer between 1856 and 1859, now houses the Museum of Steam & Technology.
- We invite you now to explore this section of Wild Waterworks in Hamilton which is designated for a collection of fun water slides.