Columbus Park

Rocks hide two water pipes that deliver water for Jensen's "prairie river."

Beneath this stone path is a concrete pier.

Before flowing into the river, water collects in this stone-lined area, which measures 15 feet wide.

Where the water runs into the river, the banks widen to 20 feet across.

This stone-lined basin is 20 feet in diameter.

This elevation shows the waterfall from above and notes its measurements. Drawings like this helped Jensen solve practical problems, such as how to provide water for the river in a way that appeared to come from a natural source.

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