Ebook: Water to the angels: William Mulholland, his monumental aqueduct, and the rise of Los Angeles
Author: Mulholland William, Standiford Les
- Tags: Water-supply, Water-supply--California--Los Angeles--History, Water-supply engineers, Water-supply engineers--California--Los Angeles, History, Biography, Biographies, Mulholland William -- 1855-1935, Water-supply engineers -- California -- Los Angeles -- Biography, Water-supply -- California -- Los Angeles -- History, California -- Los Angeles
- Year: 2015
- Publisher: HarperCollins
- City: California;Los Angeles
- Language: English
- epub
Documents the story of William Mulholland's Los Angeles aqueduct, the largest public water project ever built, describing how it transformed a small desert city into a modern metropolis.;How dreams might end -- Distance between two points -- Luck of the Irish -- In mystery is the source -- Whose water is it anyway? -- A civil servant born -- Road trip -- Downhill all the way -- Remove every specter -- Have water or quit growing -- Brick upon brick -- First spade -- Best year to date -- Fair monetary recognition -- Fits and starts -- Fallout -- If you dig it, they will come -- Last mile -- Cascade -- In the shade of accomplishment -- Let the bombings begin -- Failure -- Forget it, Jake, it's Chinatown -- City of Angels.
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