14. Pumping Water by Steam | Beam Engines in Action скачать в хорошем качестве

14. Pumping Water by Steam | Beam Engines in Action

Papplewick Pumping Station is a magnificent example of Victorian ‘showcase’ engineering built in the 1880s, to supply fresh water to the population of Nottingham, England. Now a Scheduled Ancient Monument administered by a Charitable Trust, it is in steam on several occasions throughout the year. Recorded at their ‘Vintage Weekend’ in September 2019 and now re-edited and re-published, see the two steam powered James Watt beam engines in action and much more, including classic cars, miniature steam railway and underground reservoir. ‘Showcase’ engineering but only seen by a handful of operatives working the pump, as not open to the public until preserved. If you would like to buy me a cup of tea or make a one off donation, please click here: http://paypal.me/mynarrowboatventure My Facebook My Facebook Channel:   / interestinheritage   My Instagram Channel:   / interestinheritage   Thanks for watching and if you have enjoyed, please like, subscribe and click the bell to receive notifications of future videos and of course please comment!