Documentary History of American Water-works

Installations of Wyckoff Wooden Water Pipe

Installations of Wyckoff Wooden Water Pipes

#	City	State	Year	Notes
1	Elmira	NY	1860	Built by Arcalous Wyckoff of Elmira, and Isaac S. Hobbie and Lansing B. Swan of Rochester.
	Auburn	NY	1864	The Auburn Water Works Company contracted with Isaac S. Hobbie to provide and install pipes, but for some reason he was unable to do so.
2	Oil City	PA	1865
3	Hollidaysburg	PA	1867	John A. Woodward and Thomas B. Farrington of Williamsport.
4	Crestline	OH	1870
5	Tyrone	PA	1870	Woodward & Co. of Williamsport.
6	Bay City	MI	1872	16 miles, Northwestern Gas and Water Pipe Company
7	Big Rapids	MI	1872	Unsatisfactory, replaced by cast iron before 1882
8	Middletown	NY	1872	2,277 feet of 8-inch pipe
9	Bellaire	OH	1872
10	Dansville	NY	1873	4 and 6 inch pipes in addition to larger wood stave pipes.
11	Augusta	ME	1873	The logs used for conducting the water are of Michigan Pine and are manufactured in Elmira, New York.
12	Saginaw	MI	1873	13.5 miles
13	Bellevue	OH	1873	2.5 miles
14	South Bend	IN	1873	17¼ miles of Wyckoff pipes in 1881
15	Union City	IN	1874
16	Tioga	PA	1874
17	Tecumseh	MI	1877
18	Cadillac	MI	1878	5½ miles of pipe
19	Constantine	MI	1878	5 miles of pipe
20	New Carlisle	IN	1879	2 miles of Wyckoff wood pipes
21	Alpena	MI	1879	16 miles by 1888; 27 miles by 1910. After installing some cast-iron pipe in 1905, the city decided to continue using Wyckoff pipe.
22	Evart	MI	1879
23	Holly	MI	1879	3 miles
24	Lyons	MI	1879
25	Port Huron	MI	1879
26	Portland	MI	1879
27	Saint Louis	MI	1880
28	Wadsworth	OH	1880
29	Grand Haven	MI	1882
30	Ionia	MI	1883	18 miles by 1899
31	Lorain	OH	1884	Michigan Pipe Company.
32	Plainwell	MI	1885	Replaced cast iron pipes
33	Boscawen	NH	1893	Michigan Pipe Company.
34	Schaefferstown	PA	1909	Leaked badly, replaced within three years.