Water Distribution

By Madison Scharf

  • Sewage System

    Sewage System
    The sewage system allows any water that is left over from a natural disaster to rain to exit the streets into a underground pathway. It was first created in 800-735 BC bacxk in the ancient rome.

  • Toilets

    Toilets
    The toliets we used today are much different than those they used back all the way to the BC ages. The toliet was first invented by John Harrington In england, 1778.

  • Hose

    Hose
    The first water garden hose was invented by a 12 year old boy, Jan Van der Heiden. Amsterdam first invented the hose to put out the fires but originally used buckets but they needed something aster and easier. In 1665 the hose was invented for the Amsterdam fire departments.

  • Water Well

    Water Well
    The inventor is unknown to this day but was first created 5022 BC. We still use this invention to this day but a little differently back then it was just a hole in a ground anywhere, today its a hole but we have borders around it for caution reasons learning from the past.