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                  <text>1838-1973</text>
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                <text>Views of Kingston Sewer Plant 1989 era</text>
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                <text>Photos of the ruins of the Kingston sewage treatment plant on Basin Street below Kingston. </text>
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                <text>The Kingston sewage treatment plant closed sometime before 1989, and was replaced by a pumping station shown in some of the photographs.  The treatment building was removed, and then the circular tanks were removed.  This group of photos shows that process.&#13;
1) Old sewage plant building 5-29-1989&#13;
2) View of turning basin with pump station and old sewage plant in background looking east.&#13;
3) Old sewage plant and tanks with barrels, looking slightly north of east up to Basin street.&#13;
4) Pump station and old tanks looking east&#13;
5) close up of tanks with pump station in the background&#13;
&#13;
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