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Maggie Harrer <[log in to unmask]>
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BOOK PUBLICATION ANNOUNCEMENT WITH "EARLY BIRD" ORDER FORM AT BOTTOM OF E-MAIL

January 12, 2004
Dear Friends of the Water Works,

The Water Works Conservancy, Inc. is pleased to announce the publication of 
The Hackensack Water Works by Clifford W. Zink, a 265-page hard cover book on 
the history of the Historic Hackensack Water Works and the development of pure 
water treatment and delivery. 

Partially funded through research and printing grants from the New Jersey 
Historical Commission,  The Hackensack Water Works is the nation’s first 
comprehensive publication about an historic water works.  It tells the compelling 
story of an "American Treasure," a rare surviving example of water works 
architecture and engineering from the late 19th and early 20th Centuries. The first 
half of the book is the story through documents, letters, and historic archives 
of the site from 1882 to World War II.  The second half of the book tells the 
story from World War II to the present through the fascinating oral histories 
of the people who managed and operated the site’s pumping station and 
filtration plant, monitored the quality of the water, or lived and grew up around the 
site.  

Printed in landscape format, the book includes a 16-page four-color insert of 
photographs of the site and over 203 black and white visuals - drawings, 
maps, and both historic and modern photographs.  WWC also printed 100 copies of a 
Signed and Numbered Limited Edition, which comes in its own case with a 
sewn-in silk ribbon place marker and a special velum page with a drawing of the 
Allis Chalmer Old Number 7.

The book’s author is an architectural historian with a master’s degree in 
Historic Preservation from Columbia University.  He grew up in Westwood and 
graduated from Bergen Catholic High School.  Mr. Zink is currently director of the 
New Jersey Dutch Buildings Research Project, funded by a 2001 Historical 
Commission grant.  

The WWC is launching the book with a Book Signing and Celebration as part of 
the Oradell Arts and Business Coalition’s WINTERFEST 2004, on Thursday, 
February 5, from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., hosted by the Oradell Public Library, 375 
Kinderkamack Road, Oradell, NJ.  The author will discuss the book and sign 
copies.  Some of the Living History Interviewees will also be in attendance.

The WWC is offering its members and friends a special Early Bird Price of $20 
plus 6% tax and shipping and handling for the regular edition of the book.  
To take advantage of this Early Bird Price your order and check for payment 
must be postmarked by January 31, 2004.  The WWC will waive the shipping and 
handling fee if you order your book by January 31, 2004 and pick it up at the Book 
Signing on February 5.  After January 31, 2004 the cost of the regular 
edition of the book will be $29.95 plus 6% tax and shipping and handling. The cost 
of the Signed and Numbered Limited Edition book is $100 plus 6% tax and 
shipping and handling.  An Order Form has been enclosed for your convenience.

Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to own your own copy of this 
remarkable story of ingenuity and dedication and to meet the author who has 
brought this extraordinary site to vivid life.

Looking forward to seeing you on February 5th.  Feel free to forward this to 
whomever might be interested in this wonderful new publication.

Sincerely,

The Water Works Conservancy, Inc. Board of Directors 


ORDER FORM (Copy and paste and print out)
The Hackensack Water Works by Clifford W. Zink

Name                
Address             
City                        State               Zip 
Tel.                            E-mail          
                                                                        
SPECIAL EARLY BIRD PRICE –ORDERS MUST BE 
POSTMARKED BY JANUARY 31, 2004:       
                                                                              
             ___ books @ $20.00 each    $
                                    NJ residents add 6% sales tax, $1.20    $
                                                        Shipping*   $
                                                *S/H $6.00 per book

REGULAR BOOKS - After January 31, 2004
                                        ___ books @ $29.95 each $
                                    NJ residents add $1.80 sales tax    $
                                                        Shipping*   $
                                                *S/H $6.00 per book

SIGNED & NUMBERED LIMITED EDITION:          
(Signed by the Author, An Edition of 100 only)
                                        ___ books @ $100.00 each    $
                                        NJ residents add $6 sales tax   $
                                                    Shipping*       $
                                                 *S/H $8.00 per book  
                                        
                                                    TOTAL       $   
ALL SALES ARE FINAL 

Please Make Checks out to:  The Water Works Conservancy
Please Mail Order form and Checks to:  The Water Works Conservancy, Inc.
                                    PO Box 714
                                    Oradell, NJ 07649-0714

NOTE:  The full shipment of books will arrive by the week of February 1. 
 Processing and shipment of orders will begin at that time.  

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