Table of Contents
The Past and Future of California's Water
Peter H. Gleick on July 2014
Irrigation in California
William Hammond Hall on January 1890
Irrigation in California
October 1901
The Colorado River Closure
W. D. H. Washington on May 1907
Los Angeles’s Giant Water Scheme
December 1905
Los Angeles 200-Mile Conduit Water Supply
Day Allen Willey on June 1909
An Aqueduct Two Hundred and Forty Miles Long
Burt A. Heinly on May 1912
The New Los Angeles Water Works
William Hosea Ballou on June 1912
The Completion of the Los Angeles Aqueduct
Henry Z. Osborne on November 1913
Making the Hetch-Hetchy Dam Itself
J. F. Springer on October 1920
San Francisco's Water Supply Project
M. M. O'Shaughnessy on July 1922
Leading a River Across the Desert
Edward C. Crossman on February 1925
Transporting a River Over Mountains
Edgar Lloyd Hampton on April 1927
Building the World's Largest Aqueduct
Robert D. Speers on September 1934
Wooden Highways that Carry Rivers
Lawrence W. Pedrose on December 1928
Steel Arteries for Boulder Dam
R. G. Skerrett on October 1934
Construction of the Colorado River Aqueduct Siphons
Robert D. Speers on November 1934
Colorado River's Newest Dam
Andrew R. Boone on December 1935
High-Speed Paving For California Aqueduct
Andrew R Boone on July 1936
Man-Made Oases in American Deserts
Elwood Mead on December 1931
To Stop Desert Encroachment
Phil Dickinson on November 1938
Finishing the All-American Canal
R. G. Skerrett on September 1937
'Water, Water, Everywhere'
Andrew R. Boone on April 1942
Parched Policy
Tim Beardsley on May 1991
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