Fuente histórica Plaza de la Concepción - Cáceres, Extremadura, España - Signs of History on Waymarking.com

es: "LA FUENTE HISTÓRICA DE LA PLAZA DE LA CONCEPCIÓN En Cáceres , el problema del abastecimiento doméstico del agua ha sido una constante histórica . A principios del s.XX , se instalaron varias fuentes de agua potable en puntos estratégicos de la ciudad . Ésta , también llamada de Santo Domingo , fue la primera de agua canalizada , la cual era dispensada al insertar una ficha - moneda . Se podían llenar hasta cinco cántaros a la vez . colocados en hendiduras en la cantería ."

en: "THE HISTORICAL FOUNTAIN OF THE PLAZA DE LA CONCEPCION In Cáceres, the problem of domestic water supply has been a historical constant. At the beginning of the 20th century, several sources of drinking water were installed at strategic points in the city. This , also called Santo Domingo , was the first channeled water , which was dispensed by inserting a coin token . Up to five pitchers could be filled at a time. placed in indentations in the stonework."

Group that erected the marker: Ciudad de Cáceres Address of where the marker is located. Approximate if necessary: Pl de la Concepción Cáceres, Extremadura España 10003 URL of a web site with more information about the history mentioned on the sign: Not listed

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