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Sewers in Culture This site contains files in PDF format. |
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Sewers in Culture This site contains files in PDF format. |
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For Reference There is a story that the Bank of England once had a sewer directly under its bullion vault. A sewer worker discovered an opening into the vault, but stole nothing -- and was rewarded for his honesty. A film called "The Day They Robbed the Bank of England" was loosely based on the existence of the sewer entrance. Accessed at http://www.bankofengland.co.uk/education/museum/walkthrough/stories3.htm, 9-10-2007. If site is offline, see here. |
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Kevin Enfinger, P.E., ADS Environmental Services, Huntsville, Alabama; "Sewer Sociology: The Days of Our (Sewer) Lives," 2006. From the website of ADS Environmental Services. Details the use of hydrographs in sewer monitoring and the record they make of non-sewerage events like the 9/11 terrorist attacks. (425 kb) |
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Jon C. Schladweiler, Historian, Arizona Water & Pollution Control Association, "Cloacina: Goddess of the Sewers," 2006. PDF version. FOR REFERENCE: See also Cloacina and The Shrine of Cloacina |
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