Crews in York, Pennsylvania, recently uncovered a 204-year-old abandoned wooden water main in the city’s Continental Square while they were working to replace an existing main under George Street.
Back in 1816 shortly after York Water Co. was founded, the company installed the wooden main system around a courthouse located in the city square.According to the York Daily Record, crews thought they’d hit old trolley ties at first when they dug into the wooden main.Man Posing as Utility Worker Steals From Madison Home
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