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− | The '''Waterworks Building''' housed the [[City of Pensacola]]'s water utility operations. Constructed in [[1907]], it served the City until {{ | + | The '''Waterworks Building''' housed the [[City of Pensacola]]'s water utility operations. Constructed in [[1907]], it served the City until {{dateneeded}}. |
The building passed to the [[Emerald Coast Utilities Authority]] when it was formed in the early 1980s and took over the City of Pensacola's water system. In [[1988]], ECUA sold the building to [[J. P. MacNeil|J. P.]] and [[Michelle MacNeil]], who later converted it for use as home and office space. | The building passed to the [[Emerald Coast Utilities Authority]] when it was formed in the early 1980s and took over the City of Pensacola's water system. In [[1988]], ECUA sold the building to [[J. P. MacNeil|J. P.]] and [[Michelle MacNeil]], who later converted it for use as home and office space. |