Fredericton ( Marysville). New Brunswick. (1947 - 1977)
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	Photo Credits: Fredericton Firefighters Museum Former Location: It was on the hill behind the Marysville Cotton Mill around Coronation Street (the Wesleyan church is on that site now) Tower Information (06-05) Height: Capacity: 227,304 liters Water Source:
In 1947 the water tank was purchased from Chipman, NB and shipped to Marysville, a distance of 76 km's. On November 1st, 1976, fire broke out in the old water tower. The water tower was no longer in service by this time, but had remained a landmark. The top half was destroyed in this suspicious fire. Marysville was amalgamated with the City of Fredericton on July 9, 1973.
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