File:Intake for Invercannie water treatment works - geograph.org.uk - 610910.jpg
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English: Intake for Invercannie water treatment works This appears to be the older of the two white buildings on the banks of the Dee. The stone above the door has been engraved with:
"THE EXTENSIONS OF THE WATERWORKS COMMENCED IN 1920 AND COMPLETED IN 1926 WERE INAUGURATED BY HRH PRINCESS ARTHUR OF CONNAUGHT ON 30TH SEPTEMBER 1926" |
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| Author | Nigel Corby |
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