- The El Conquistador Water Tower (commonly known as the El Con Water Tower) is an iconic, 90-foot historic landmark located in midtown Tucson
- Standing as a unique blend of utility and ornate architecture, the tower rises above its modern surroundings and serves as a striking symbol of early 20th-century Tucson development
- Built in 1928 by developer Martin Schwerin, it originally functioned as a standard, utilitarian steel water tower supported by open metal legs ... it housed a 50,000-gallon tank designed to supply water to the newly developing, upscale Colonia Solana neighborhood
- 174 Randolph Way
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