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The Old Works, Crossness Sewage Treatment Works, Belvedere Road, Abbey Wood, London. SE2 9AQ.
The Old Works, Crossness Sewage Treatment Works, Belvedere Road, Abbey Wood, London. SE2 9AQ.

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John M. Henderson and Co Gantry crane ( 10T capacity ) in the north extension pumping engine house ( ca.1897 ) at Crossness Sewage Pumping Works.
John M. Henderson and Co Gantry crane ( 10T capacity ) in the north extension pumping engine house ( ca.1897 ) at Crossness Sewage Pumping Works.
John M. Henderson and Co Gantry crane ( 10T capacity ) in the north extension pumping engine house ( ca.1897 ) at Crossness Sewage Pumping Works.
1897. Two Gwynne and Co sewage pumps in the north extension pumping engine house (ca.1897) at Crossness Sewage Pumping Works. They were originally driven by horizontal steam engines, but converted to diesel.
Henry Watson and Sons Engine and pump (original installation and date unknown) presently at Crossness Pumping Station and will be operational on compressed air later this year (2017).
Duncan Stewart and Co Engine (original installation and date unknown) presently at Crossness Pumping Station and will be operational on compressed air later this year (2017).
LP and IP cylinders of the restored engine at Crossness
LP and IP cylinders of the restored engine at Crossness
Beams of two unrestored engines at Crossness
The Atrium between the four engines at Crossness
Where's ......
.....Bazalgette?

The Old Works, Crossness Sewage Treatment Works, Belvedere Road, Abbey Wood, London. SE2 9AQ.

A classic Victorian sewage pumping station, with four massive beam engines by James Watt and Co, rebuilt by Benjamin Goodfellow 1901-3

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