Sidney Waterworks and Electric Light Building

The Sidney Waterworks and Electric Light Building, built in 1873, is a historic site in Sidney, Ohio, notable for being the third-oldest waterworks in southwestern Ohio. Originally serving as a waterworks and later converted into a hydroelectric power plant, this four-story brick structure showcases distinct architectural features, particularly its western facade facing the Great Miami River. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1978, it reflects the evolution of utility services in the region. Today, the building serves as a residence, offering a glimpse into the area's historical significance.