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[[image:13-67-12a.jpg|thumb|Triple Expansion Engine at Elkesley 1911, for Lincoln Waterworks]] | |||
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* Mill engine installations included Messrs Codling and Hodgkinson's Mill Hill Mill in Blackburn (1898), Daisyfield Flour Mill, Blackburn, and Allanby Mill, Westhoughton; two triple expansion vertical pumping engines at Elkesley Pumping Station, Lincoln (1911). <ref>'Stationary Steam Engine Makers Volume 1' Compiled by George Watkins, Catalogued by A P Woolrich, Landmark Publishing Ltd. ISBN 1-84306-200-3</ref> | * Mill engine installations included Messrs Codling and Hodgkinson's Mill Hill Mill in Blackburn (1898), Daisyfield Flour Mill, Blackburn, and Allanby Mill, Westhoughton; two triple expansion vertical pumping engines at Elkesley Pumping Station, Lincoln (1911). <ref>'Stationary Steam Engine Makers Volume 1' Compiled by George Watkins, Catalogued by A P Woolrich, Landmark Publishing Ltd. ISBN 1-84306-200-3</ref> | ||
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of Bank Top Foundry, Blackburn
- Mill engine installations included Messrs Codling and Hodgkinson's Mill Hill Mill in Blackburn (1898), Daisyfield Flour Mill, Blackburn, and Allanby Mill, Westhoughton; two triple expansion vertical pumping engines at Elkesley Pumping Station, Lincoln (1911). [1]
- 1907 Two engines for Nottingham Waterworks (Boughton Station)
- 1907 horizontal engine for Emerson Road Mill, Preston. Scrapped 1965 [2]
- 1911 Catalogue on pumping engines, steam engines and mill gearing
- 1914 Pumping engine for Mill Meece Pumping Station, which has been preserved and can be seen running on steam.
Sources of Information
- The Engineer of 24th November 1911 p550
- The Steam Engine in Industry by George Watkins in two volumes. Moorland Publishing. 1978. ISBN 0-903485-65-6