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Commemorating James Watt's Bicentenary at the Waterworks Museum
On Sunday 25th and Monday 26th August, the Museum will celebrate the life and work of the great inventor and steam pioneer James Watt. Join us to see the power of the engines first hand, and learn about the fascinating story of the history of water.
Housed within Hereford's Victorian water-pumping station, the Waterworks Museum will be open with engines working. The jewel in the crown is an 1895 Worth Mackenzie triple expansion engine steam engine, which is the oldest in situ engine of
Housed within Hereford's Victorian water-pumping station, the Waterworks Museum will be open with engines working. The jewel in the crown is an 1895 Worth Mackenzie triple expansion engine steam engine, which is the oldest in situ engine of
Open 12pm to 4pm each day
Admission: Adults £7; Senior £6; Children under 16 - Free Admission; Students £2
Admission: Adults £7; Senior £6; Children under 16 - Free Admission; Students £2
Waterworks Museum, Broomy Hill, Hereford, Herefordshire HR4 0LJ
Sun 25 Aug 2019 and Mon 26 Aug 2019
Website:
www.waterworksmuseum.org
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