DescriptionLittleton Pumping Station - geograph.org.uk - 101193.jpg
English: Littleton Pumping Station. Water works pumping station. Built for the Metropolitan Water Board, now Thames Water. Originally used four uniflow steam pumping engines of 1923. One is preserved. Pumps now motor driven. Photographer is on the embankment of the Queen Mary Reservoir.
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