New York, The Whitney Museum of American Art, Reginald Marsh (21 September - 6 November 1955); traveled to The Columbus Gallery of Fine Arts (27 November - 25 December 1955); traveled to Detroit, MI, The Detroit Institute of Arts (13 January - 12 February 1956); traveled to St. Louis, MO, City Art Museum of St. Louis (2 March - 1 April 1956); traveled to Dallas, TX, Dallas Museum of Fine Arts (15 April - 20 May 1956); traveled to Los Angeles, CA, Los Angeles County Museum (10 June - 8 July 1956); traveled to Santa Barbara, CA, Santa Barbara Museum of Art (25 July - 26 August 1956); traveled to San Francisco, CA, San Francisco Museum of Art (13 September - 14 October 1956); exhibition catalogue, cat. no. 7, reproduced on unnumbered page; painting was lent to the exhibition by Marsh's wife.

Newport Beach, CA, Newport Harbor Art Museum, Reginald Marsh: A Retrospective Exhibition (2 November - 10 December 1972); traveled to Des Moines, Iowa, Des Moines Art Center (8 January - 18 February 1973); traveled to Fort Worth, TX, Fort Worth Art Center Museum (27 February - 1 April 1973); traveled to Austin, TX, University of Texas at Austin Art Museum (15 April - 31 May 1973); exhibition catalogue, cat. no. 13.

New York, The Whitney Museum of American Art, Reginald Marsh: Selections from the Felicia Meyer Marsh Bequest (13 June - 26 August 1979); traveled to Philadelphia, PA, Moore College of Art (7 - 29 September 1979); not reproduced.

Cleveland, OH, The Cleveland Museum of Art, Year in Review 1979 (1980), no cat; see Bulletin of The Cleveland Museum of Art.

Cleveland, OH, The Cleveland Musum of Art, American Realism and the Industrial Age (12 December 1980 - 18 January 1981); traveled to Lakewood, OH, Beck Center for the Cultural Arts (18 February - 15 March 1981); traveled to Columbus, OH, Columbus Museum of Art (11 April - 31 May 1981); in catalogue, Doezema discusses Marsh and the Fourteenth Street School's depictions of life and industry in New York City. Special attention is paid to Marsh's WPA-FAP shipping murals in NYC's Customs House. Locomotives Watering is reproduced and used to illustrate Marsh's fascination with commercial activities and "the city at work"; pp. 115-21, ill. no. 41 on p. 116.

Tokyo, The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo, Japanese Artists Who Studied in U.S.A. and the American Scene (24 July - 5 September 1982); traveled to Kyoto, The National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto (14 September - 11 October 1982); cat. no. 92, p. 115.

Cleveland, Cleveland Museum of Art, The Hand of Man: Images of the Industrial Age (31 March - 28 June 1987).

Bordeaux, Musée des Beaux-Arts, Made in USA: L'art Américan, 1908-1947 (10 October-31 December 2001); traveled to Rennes, Musée des Beaux-Arts (18 January-31 March 2002); Montpellier, Musée Fabre (12 April-23 June 2002); cat. not numbered, illus. p. 186.

Year in Review: 1979. The Cleveland Museum of Art (organizer) (February 13-March 9, 1980).