Welcome to our online museum and archive.
This web site gives you a taste of what you can see if you visit us.
We have four working beam engines by Gimson of Leicester 1885,
Steam driven workshop, Forge and a 1930's dynamo house with early (1890's) Crompton dynamo driven by a Buxton and Thornley steam engine.
In total, we have 33 original steam engines supplied from two of our five boilers made by Thompson's 1936-37.
October:
Saturday & Sunday
October 26th & 27th
(10.00am - 5.00pm)
See below for details.
The station is also open for static viewing every Saturday & Thursday.
See below for details.
Saturday & Sunday October 26th & 27th (10.00am - 5.00pm)
The U3A Ukulele Group will be playing.
There will be a display by the Gowrie Locomotive Trust.
All engines will be running: 4 giant beam engines, steam powered workshop, working steam hammer & Britain’s oldest working generating set !
Plus over 25 other running engines. Kids go free & free car parking. We hope to see you all there.
Here is the event poster
The station is open for static viewing on Saturdays & Thursdays (10:00am - 4:00pm).
• Guided tours are available commencing at 11am and 1pm.
• Tour routes may be affected by building and engineering works. • On arrival, all visitors MUST report to the Stoker's Rest Cafe. • There will be limited Cafe facilities, but visitors may consume any food & drink that they have brought with them. |
Online Tour
To give you a quick visit to the museum to show what we have in our care and the
activities that volunteers can get up to!
Archive
This is a database engine with scanned images of archival information about and from Claymills and the Burton on Trent area. The site has its own dedicated
search engine which just requires key words to search. It provides access to all the pictures and documents that have been scanned so far (over 6,000 at the last count).
As this is a long term project it was decided to publish work done so far.
This facility has been rewritten during 2020. (comments please).
News
See what is happening in our current restoration work and major projects.
Events
For details of forthcoming events, opening times and admission prices.
Map and Directions
For details of how to get to the pumping station by road and public transport.
Links to other sites
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Visitors since 1st March 2015
Site last updated 3rd October 2024 |