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"content": "nostr:npub18qd6m8hvqavajfm7p7dj53qk982uz8vltjtk4vu63xxfhfhszutslhjtg5 It looks newer. Many of the old windmills went with water towers to pump the water up to\n\nThe 1912 Sanborn is the oldest I can find of the area. It shows a house at 1601 - 39th, but no water tower. There were a couple others in the area, though (W.M. \u0026 W.T. Elev'd. 24')\n\nNot conclusive, and I haven't checked Aaron Goldstein's map yet\nhttps://www.berkeleyside.org/2022/03/27/berkeley-architect-tracking-the-east-bay-backyard-water-towers\n\nhttps://files.sfba.social/media_attachments/files/111/030/082/527/907/533/original/6e5f1149b4b8014a.jpeg",
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