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English: Sewage Pump House, 1890s - present-day Museum of City Utilities.
Русский: 142. Главная канализацiонная насосная станцiя у Новоспасскаго моста.
Français : Usine générale élévatoire de canalisation.
Date Built in 1880s, photo published in 1913.
Source "Вuilders of Russia. Moscow at the turn of century" ("Строители России. Москва в начале века", M, 2001, ISBN 5-9207-0001-7
First publication: photo plate 142 in Альбомъ зданiй, принадлежащихъ Московскому Городскому Общественному Управленiю. Т. I. (Album des bâtiments municipaux de Moscou. T. I.) 1913.
Author Architect: Max Hoeppener, 1848-1924.
Anonymous photographer for P. P. Pavlov print house
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