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[[Image:Hopwas-1.jpg|thumb| Pair of rotative beam engines by Gimson & Co, Leicester, 1880 ]]
[[Image:Hopwas-1.jpg|thumb| Pair of rotative beam engines by Gimson & Co, Leicester, 1880 ]]
[[Image:Hopwas-3.jpg|thumb| Pair of rotative beam engines by Gimson & Co, Leicester, 1880 ]]


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

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Tamworth

South Staffordshire Water Company

Two single cylinder rotative beam pumping engines by Gimson and Co 1880. Both are now preserved.

Pair of rotative beam engines by Gimson & Co, Leicester, 1880

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