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Should Standpipes be preserved?



2018-03-28 - KY 55 South Road, Greater Glens Fork/Crocus/Graball/Montpelier, Adair Co., KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
This standpipe has long been a travel marking place for motorists along Hwy 55 South Road. They are bing phased out now. But should some of them be preserved? One day, in all likelihood, they will have the same pleasant nostalgic interest as cisterns, hand pumps, and sand buckets. Many already find this one to have that reassuring quality. It's still emblazoned with Adair County Water District, even though it is now owned by Columbia/Adair Utilities District. - EW


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