If you're interested in that, you might also find the Museum of Plumbing up your alley: http://www.theplumbingmuseum.org/ http://www.theplumbingmuseum.org/ Wh

If you're interested in that, you might also find the Museum of Plumbing up your alley: http://www.theplumbingmuseum.org/ http://www.theplumbingmuseum.org/ Where is it located? Watertown, MA. Where else? N.B. I haven't been, and they're closed at the moment (presumably for the same reason as everybody else). If you make it there and haven't had your fill of water-related museums, there's also the pumping station at Chestnut Hill: https://waterworksmuseum.org/about/ https://waterworksmuseum.org/about/ They have 3 large steam engines that pumped water in the Boston area for the better part of a century. I have been to this one, and it's amazing.