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"Whittlesea Mere - site of Appold Pump House"

The Whittlesea Mere pumping station was installed in 1851 using the newly invented Appold centrifugal pump, as shown atthe Greta Exhibition that year. It could pump 1,600 gallons per minute and lift water higher and faster than the scoop wheel. The plant was removed in 1877 to be replaced by a beam engine.

"Twerton Windmill to go"

Cutting from the 'Bath Chronicle and Herald' reporting the permission from Bath Corporation for Mr. J. M. Carr to demolish the pumping windmill once in use at Twerton Farm for maintaining auxiliary water supplies.

Stretham Old Engine - interior - beam

Stretham is a small village near Ely and is the location of the Stretham Old Pump, a steam powered pump used to drain the fens. The pump is still in use today although converted to electric power.

Stretham Old Engine - interior

Stretham is a small village near Ely and is the location of the Stretham Old Pump, a steam powered pump used to drain the fens. The pump is still in use today although converted to electric power.

Stretham Old Engine - interior

Stretham is a small village near Ely and is the location of the Stretham Old Pump, a steam powered pump used to drain the fens. The pump is still in use today although converted to electric power.

Stretham Old Engine

Stretham is a small village near Ely and is the location of the Stretham Old Pump, a steam powered pump used to drain the fens. The pump is still in use today although converted to electric power.

Stretham Old Engine

Stretham is a small village near Ely and is the location of the Stretham Old Pump, a steam powered pump used to drain the fens. The pump is still in use today although converted to electric power.

Stretham Old Engine

Stretham is a small village near Ely and is the location of the Stretham Old Pump, a steam powered pump used to drain the fens. The pump is still in use today although converted to electric power.

"Steam Engine, Pinchbeck"

Pinchbeck Engine Museum is a fully restored steam pumping station. The renovated working beam engine is now operated by electricity, with a collection of rare hand tools and exhibits on land reclamation, drainage and modern conservation work.

"Rackenford Water Scheme"

Article in the 'Tiverton Gazette' about the recent conditional approval given by the Minister of Health to Southmolton RDC, to borrow £1,061 for a water supply for Rackenford and raise the water by use of a windmill-driven pump.

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