The trenches of Silverbrook were a mass of activity before the sun even peaked its first rays above the hilltops to the east. Named for the access to the sewers, the trenches were an area below ground level, although they were open to the air above. This wide cut around the base of Silverbrook had a trench running through the center of it where bridges crossed back and forth. The trench held stagnant water, sewage and was flushed by the city’s runoff whenever it...
Published on December 29, 2013 13:43