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1822 [[London Bridge Waterworks]] was dissolved and its water supply licence was purchased by the [[New River Co]].  
1822 [[London Bridge Waterworks]] was dissolved and its water supply licence was purchased by the [[New River Co]].  


c.1860s The water works were removed in order to make way for the reconstruction of the [[London Bridge]]
c.1830 The water works were removed in order to make way for the reconstruction of the [[London Bridge]]


==See Also==
==See Also==

Revision as of 18:56, 8 November 2019

The company found it could not compete the supply of clean, pressurised water made available to the New River Co.

1822 London Bridge Waterworks was dissolved and its water supply licence was purchased by the New River Co.

c.1830 The water works were removed in order to make way for the reconstruction of the London Bridge

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