Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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J. W. Hackworth

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Patent horizontal high-pressure engine.
1859. Radial valve gear.
Patent winch.
January 1866.
1870 winding engine at Shildon
1870 winding engine at Shildon

J W Hackworth of Darlington Engine Works, Darlington, Co Durham

1850 On the death of his father, John Wesley Hackworth moved to Darlington and started making stationary engines and machinery.

1862 Exhibited at the 1862 London Exhibition and showed his horizontal high-pressure steam engine.

1866 Steam engine and boiler makers (see advert)

1870 Large winding engine for Shildon Coal Co., which was still working in 1923 (see photos)[1]

1871 Hackworth gave up the Darlington works


See Also

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Sources of Information

  1. 'Timothy Hackworth and the Locomotive' by Robert Young. Published 1923