Die Wasserversorgung Der Städte, written by Robert Weyrauch and originally published in 1908, explores the technological and engineering aspects of urban water supply systems. This historical work details the methods and infrastructure used to provide water to cities, offering insights into the challenges and solutions of the time.

The book provides a comprehensive overview of hydraulic engineering and waterworks, making it a valuable resource for historians of technology and anyone interested in the development of urban infrastructure. Weyrauch's detailed explanations and historical context provide a fascinating look at the evolution of essential services. This volume offers a detailed examination of the technologies that underpinned the growth of urban centers and the provision of clean water to their inhabitants.

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