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You’re invited to the grand reopening of the historic Louisville Water Tower

February 28, 2024 • 
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Did you know the Louisville Water Tower is a National Historic Landmark + the oldest ornamental water tower in the country?

Photo provided by Louisville Water

Mark your calendars for a history-filled weekend, Louisville. During this special event, happening March 16-17 (10 a.m.-5 p.m.), visitors will be able to:

Louisville Water began operations in October 1860 as Kentucky’s first public water provider. Today, Louisville Water provides high-quality drinking water to ~1 million people in our community.

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