Secret Washington Pump Station Visit Reveals 28 Engines
The narrator describes entering the Washington Sewer Pump Station near the Potomac, admiring a long 250 by 100 foot chamber with 28 engines and a vast reservoir. He notes only three engines running in normal conditions and recalls the guarded dock and riverfront wall while describing the clean, parlor like interior.
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