Cresswell Pumping Station, Draycott-in-the-Moors

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Date:1960 - 1970 (c.)

Description:Cresswell Pumping Station was built between 1927 and 1932 by the Staffordshire Potteries water Board . It was officially opened in July 1932 and contained a pair of steam engines which were amongst the last to have been installed in the country. They were triple-expansion vertical steam-engines, designed by Hathorn Davey & Co Ltd, Leeds. They were replaced by electric pumps in the 1950s. The station closed in the late 1970s and much of the site has since been demolished.

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Water Supply & Treatment

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Creators: County Archaeology Department - Creator

Donor ref:C/P/65/7/1/13/21/1 (43/13481)

Source: Staffordshire Record Office

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