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Building a dam across the ravine right below the springs raising thee water to 18 feet. 1876 - Spring - Summer, More work ensued under the energetic supervision

water works be instructed to proceed at once to construct waterworks at Reddick Springs according to estimate in place of city engineer Lowe, made to this council

instructed to meet with Mr. Reddick at his earliest convenience in reference to purchasing or leasing his Reddick’s Springs north of the city. Mr. Kauke

grounds of the springs and underground waters. The springs south of Wooster, known as the Albright, Welker, McKinney, Taggart and Herman springs, at first sight

Factory and practically in case of waste water from Stibbs springs is twice as strong as Reddick spring now is and not cost a large sum of within which does

a reservoir for the safety of the town of Wooster. A natural spring located on Mr. Reddick's property just north of town was dammed. This served until the

of Market house formerly RP Reddick; Eagle House run by J Randolph; H Lehman and Co.; C and H Howard; John Croll; RP Reddick, one door west of H Koller

of the courthouse and directly opposite Wm McCombs store. Ads for : RP Reddick; WF and JP Smur; JM Eberman; fire insurance of JP Coulter; C and H Howard;

favorably concerns the springs found on the Frick and Shisler farm four miles distance from the city, which are strong springs of excellent water which

Steamer to pump water from a spring above old boarding house on N Bever Street into water pipes and thence to main reservoir at Reddick Dam. Petition granted

pres.- George Troubman, VP- John H Lauke, sect.- James Johnson, treas.- RP Reddick, executive committee: DK Jones, peter Ansdagz, Jacob Arnold, John A Lawrence

Patton, John Reddick, John H. 103 20 and W 1/2 of lots 18 & 19 Payment by Reddick of $219 by 10 February 1830 May/13/1828 Patton, John Reddick, John H. 103

Odel July/24/1827 Reddick, John H. McClaran, Robert Grace 274 13 16 33 PSE W 1/2 of 18 and 19 8 acres January/10/1828 Patton, John Reddick, John H. Eliza

committee would visit the Spink Street well, The Bloomington reservoir and Reddick Dam next Friday afternoon as a body for purpose of inspection and pass on

building a 50x84 ice house in Highland Park. The ice will all come from springs. The new telegraph exchange will be located in the Clark building over Laubach

Avenue was struck by lightening and heavily damaged. The bank barn of RP Reddick was also badly damaged by lightening. DB Condry, manager of Highland Park

William Maria Catharine Springer 97 2/3 of [33] Doylestown July/1/1830 Springer, etal, Joseph Doyle, William Maria Catharine Springer 97 2/3 of [33] Doylestown

water works trustees have decided to buy eight acres of land north of the Reddick Dam. The drillers it is expected begin work this week. Goerge and Mougey

the main on Bowman Street by hose and water is still being pumped into Reddick Dam reservoir. The water from the new well seems to be abundant and inexhaustible