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Take me to the Tower! Our last one of the year
Want to see pieces of water mains more than 150 years old? Study a cross-section of a fire hydrant? Or…
Category: History
Louisville Water installs a 15-ton giant beneath Frankfort Avenue
Watch video of crews placing 60-inch valve Louisville Water buried a colossal piece of infrastructure deep beneath the ground. What…
Visit our WaterWorks Museum and Tower
Want to see pieces of water mains more than 150 years old? Study a cross-section of a fire hydrant? Or…
What’s happening to the statues now?
By Jay Ferguson, Louisville Water Museum Specialist The ten statues on the base of the Louisville Water Tower were taken down in…
Remembering Louisville Water’s Nell Foresman
Accounting employee with a love for her green office chair Will you request to take your office chair with you…
A lucky find
By Jay Ferguson, Louisville Water Museum Education Specialist Construction Inspector Tony Gathof was on the Frankfort Avenue Main Replacement job…
The tale of the Jeeps
When a company adds new vehicles to its fleet, it’s usually a straightforward, routine transaction. Louisville Water’s recent purchase of…
Cleveland Water honors engineer who also helped build our system
Cleveland Water celebrated their 165th anniversary in September by honoring Theodore Scowden, the engineer behind their first water system. They even…
Water’s essential role in fire prevention
An adequate supply of water is a crucial aspect of fighting fires. October 3-9 is National Fire Prevention Week, and…
Frankfort Avenue Main Replacement Project reveals a (cast iron) blast from the past
Watch video of crews uncovering an 1877 water pipe Louisville Water Company’s yearlong Frankfort Avenue Main Replacement Project in the…
