Model of Poynton c1900 (scale 75" to mile)2255 viewsrecognises the houses? (7 votes)
3bhp Crossley Atmospheric Engine3100 viewsThis engine belonged to W Butler & Co, tar distillers, Silverthorne Lane, St Philips, Bristol BS2. It was used to drive a winch and crane jib for barge unloading.
The original winch can be seen in the background of the picture (7 votes)
Putting together the new Guides2910 viewsalways lots of work in those last few days before opening (4 votes)
Next stage of the dismantling process3832 viewsTaken at the college w/c 2 Oct 2006.
Photograph courtesy of Maurice Clyde (4 votes)
Dismantling the engine at the college4520 viewsPhotographs showing the first stage of dismantling, taken last week in September 2006 by Maurice Clyde (4 votes)
Even the gents gets a fresh coat of paint thanks to Hadyn2214 viewsWorking Weekend 23/24 March 2007
Over 35 people turned up to help give the museum a spring clean and a fresh coat of paint ready for the Easter opening of the season (2 votes)
Admiring his handiwork2182 viewsWorking Weekend 23/24 March 2007
Over 35 people turned up to help give the museum a spring clean and a fresh coat of paint ready for the Easter opening of the season (2 votes)
Posts for perimiter fence being painted2147 viewsWorking Weekend 23/24 March 2007
Over 35 people turned up to help give the museum a spring clean and a fresh coat of paint ready for the Easter opening of the season (2 votes)
Steam cleaner being repaired2131 viewsWorking Weekend 23/24 March 2007
Over 35 people turned up to help give the museum a spring clean and a fresh coat of paint ready for the Easter opening of the season
(2 votes)
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What a line up!4410 viewsLooking towards the large 3bhp engine with the other vertical engines in the foreground (13 votes)
Close up of the 1bhp engine showing makers plate3322 viewsThis engine is in lovely condition as can be seen in this close up view (7 votes)
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