02500nkm a2200397 a 4500 000262014 20231105113042.0 070530s1855 paunnn kneng u Rease & Schell, lithographer. Raising the stand pipe for the Germantown Water Works. Birkinbine & Trotter, engineers. [graphic] / Painted by Newbold H. Trotter ; On stone by Rease & Schell, No. 17 So. 5th St., Philada. Philadelphia, ca. 1855. 1 print: lithograph, tinted; 56 x 71 cm.(22 x 28 in.) Wainwright 306 View showing the engineering crew using a windlass to raise the standpipe in a large field at the corner of Tulpehocken Street and Wayne Avenue on August 13, 1851. Several men work large cranks, in the foreground and background, as others guide the lifting, including a man elevated on a section of the hoisting apparatus. In the right, the foreman talks to two men in white coats, probably the engineers, while another group of well-dressed men converse to the left near a small crowd of spectators. Two workers carry pulley ropes while they walk toward the lass. Another laborer grabs a bucket with one hand as he holds the unwinding rope of one of the cranks with the other. Pasture land is visible in the background. The Germantown Water Company delivered water from the location 1851-1872. The standpipe was sold in 1873 and demolished. Philadelphia on Stone Atwater Kent Museum: 54.64.3 Trotter was a cousin of Edward H. Trotter, one of the partners of Birkinbine & Trotter. Germantown Water Company. Waterworks Pennsylvania Philadelphia. lctgm Hoisting machinery Pennsylvania Philadelphia. lctgm Standpipes Pennsylvania Philadelphia. Lithographs Tinted 1850-1860. gmgpc Trotter, Newbold Hough, 1827-1898, artist. 64620 Atwater Kent Museum PRINT AKM AKM 54.64.3 249806 249806 1 000262014 ERIKA 40 20071126 1053 000262014 ERIKA 40 20071126 1116 000262014 ERIKA 40 20071126 1127 000262014 ERIKA 40 20071126 1140 000262014 ERIKA 40 20071127 0822 000262014 JENNY 40 20080418 1531 000262014 ERIKA 40 20080429 1112 000262014 LINDAW 40 20100112 1402 ppl PPL