This historical account documents the ceremony marking the arrival of clean water to the city of Boston in 1848. The book provides detailed descriptions of the parade, speeches, and other festivities that took place, as well as testimonials from prominent city officials. It offers a glimpse into the civic pride and technological progress of the time.

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