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Brick_Wood_Stone_Land_Water_Measurement We have nearly all the logs out for conveying the water & shall commence Waggoning them tomorrow. Spooner to Brockenbrough, 13 August 1819, in ViU:PP. Wooden pipes to transport water from the neighboring highlands were consrtucted in the late fall of 1919. See Minutes of the Board of Visitors of the Central College, 26 February 1819, in ViU:TJ wooden pipe http://www.tourisminternet.com.au/Cwmus15.JPG
Brick_Wood_Stone_Land_Water_Measurement By mid-June 1820 the proctor could report that our pipe borers are laying down the logs they are down for 300 yards—I have conveyed it 300 yards in a covered ditch at the end of which is a reservoir, 6 by 7 feet & 5 feet deep from whence I take water. Brockenbrough to TJ, 7 June 1820, ViU:TJ. Jefferson later included “bringing water in pipes” in his estimate of the $10,000 cost for “numerous other contingencies” like covering with tin instead of shingles and levelling the grounds and streets. See his Statement of Probable Costs for the Buildings, 28 November 1820, ViU:TJ
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