What secrets does the Machine “Blackstone” hold? This unassuming monument in Paris whispers tales of a bygone era. The Machine “Blackstone” isn’t connected to the financial giant. It’s a water pump, a “surpresseur à eau.” It once played a vital role in the waterworks system. The Machine “Blackstone” stood within the third elevation pumping station. This station was located at the bottom of Rue Menotte around 1930. After the station closed in 1977, the Machine “Blackstone” found a new home. It was placed in front of the municipal swimming pool. It stands as a testament to the city’s intricate water management history. The Machine “Blackstone,” in its quiet way, tells the story of Paris’s growth and evolution. It is a tangible piece of the city’s infrastructure, preserved for future generations.
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