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Sewers


The new sewers. The old sewers.
The City's sewer system is in many ways as tangled and as murky as its history. In the 1950s, the City undertook a complete overhaul of its wastewater treatment and transport infrastructure, creating an efficient and fully modernized system of poured concrete tunnels and steel pipes.

Where this new system overlapped the old, existing tunnels were expanded and rebuilty; however, many of the old, brick-lined tunnels were simply sealed up and otherwise left intact. Miles of the old tunnels, many of them well over 100 years old, still exist beneath the streets of the City. Several of the old pumping stations — vaulted underground chambers filled with rusting, steam-powered machinery — still exist as well, one of them right underneath Millennium Square.