Just as in any community, the waterlines in Laredo, Texas, run underground, at least for the most part.
In one new city facility, though, they run above ground, some even overhead. And rather than water, they deliver education for visitors from students to curious adults and travelers.
Opened in May 2017, the Laredo Water Museum occupies about half the floor space in a new water division administration facility next to the city’s Jefferson Water Treatment Plant. It is one of just three water museums in Texas.
Tony Moreno, superintendent of the Water Treatment Division, says the museum is a valuable tool
