Markings: "H J GODWIN LTD QUENINGTON GLOS ENGLAND" and some other indecipherable letters.
Manufacturer: H. J. Godwin's of Quenington.
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Almost lost in some rough land at
Abbotts Ann, Hants, these scant remains suggest very much that it was a
windmill pump. Thanks to Hannah Church for the photos. Markings: "H J GODWIN LTD QUENINGTON GLOS ENGLAND" and some other indecipherable letters. Manufacturer: H. J. Godwin's of Quenington. |
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At the end of an alleyway in
Beaulieu, Hants. Markings: Looks like a "P" in a hexagon. Manufacturer: Currently used by the German company Puteus. |
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In the churchyard at Bisterne, Hants. Photo supplied by Mike Faherty - thanks, Mike. A nearby plaque reads: | |||
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Bramshott, Hants. Markings: Unk. Manufacturer: Unk. |
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A small barrel pump at Bransgore,
Hants. Photo supplied by Mike Faherty - thanks, Mike. Markings: None. Manufacturer: Probably Nordsee of Germany. |
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| Breamore, Hants |
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Burley, Hants. Photo supplied by
Mike Faherty - thanks, Mike. Markings: None. Manufacturer: Unk. |
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Emsworth, Hants. Thanks to Alex
Vincent for the photos. Markings: "RD NO. 46465" on the spout Manufacturer: Joseph Evans. |
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By the tearooms at Exbury Gardens,
Exbury, New Forest, Hants. Photo supplied by Dave King - thanks,
Dave. Markings: None. Manufacturer: Unk. |
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| Fleet, Hants |
(The one near South Hayling.) See separate page. |
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| Fordingbridge, Hants |
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Two co-located pumps in the garden
of a pub at Fritham, Hants. Photo supplied by Mike Faherty - thanks,
Mike. Markings: The older one, on the left without a handle or plunger, carries a Flag and a roundel with the words "MADE IN ENGLAND"; the other, on the right, has the marking "CLIMAX III" on the casing and CLIMAX on its stopcock. Manufacturers: Lee Howl and Thomas & Son of Worcester, respectively. |
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| Hamble, Hants |
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A replacement pump in
Hatherden, Hants. Photo supplied by Paul Snelling - thanks,
Paul. Markings: HP75. Manufacturer: Probably Jiangyang, although the pump is very similar to one made by Kovoplast. |
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A lift & force pump at Staunton Country Park, nr Havant,
Hants. Markings: Unk. Manufacturer: Unk. |
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In the gardens at
Hinton Admiral, Hinton, Hants. Photo supplied by Mike Faherty - thanks,
Mike. Markings: None reported. Manufacturer: Unk. |
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By the stables at
Hinton Ampner House, Hinton Ampner, Hants. Markings: Flag and roundel. Manufacturer: Lee Howl. |
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Horsebridge, Hants.
Thanks to Alex Vincent for the photo. Markings: "PARRY", "3" and a probable "BRITISH MAKE" Manufacturer: Unk. |
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This pump at Houghton, Hants, still works. Thanks to Mike Woolford for the photos. It was donated to the village in the memory of Sir Lionel de Lautour Wells, who lived at Houghton Lodge. He had illustrious careers in the Royal Navy, as Chief Officer of the Metropolitan Fire Brigade, and as Chief Agent for the Conservative Party. He was knighted in 1921 and died in 1929. Inside the shelter is the inscription: |  |
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LIFE AND IN THY LIGHT SHALL WE SEE LIGHT IN MEMORY OF LIONEL de L WELLS |
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| Markings: "I.C.W" and "1931". This must refer to Ida Caroline
Wells, who wrote his memoirs. Manufacturer: Unk. |
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An unusual pump in Kimpton, Hants, almost identical to one at
Wadlow Farm, near West Wratting, Cambs. Thanks to Mike Woolford for the photo
on the left, and to Shawn Shaw for those on the right. Markings: "CLIMAX 767" on the upper gear housing, 766 on the lower gear housing, 770 on the central plate and 768 at the base of the column. Manufacturer: Thomas & Son of Worcester. |
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King's Worthy, Hants. Thanks to Alex Vincent for the
photo. Markings: Unk. Manufacturer: Unk. |
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At Swellinghill Pond, nr Kitwood, Hants. Thanks to Mike Woolford
for the photo. Markings: Flag and "ALL BRITISH MADE". Manufacturer: Lee Howl. |
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| Martin, Hants |
See separate page. |
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A very smart, fully working, lift and force pump at Milford on
Sea, Hants. Thanks to Dennis Rigg for the photo. Markings: Lion. Manufacturer: Joseph Evans. |
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| Monxton, Hants |
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At Mottisfont, Hants. This modern sheet steel clad pump located in
a water play area near the main entrance of Montisfort Abbey (NT) is there to
provide running water as a demonstration of the effect of gravity on flow.
Thanks to Mike Woolford for the photo. Markings: None. Manufacturer: Unk. |
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Netley Abbey, Hants. An information
board explains that the horse trough on the right came from Abbey Hill,
having been provided originally in 1884 by Colonel Crichton of Netley Castle to
water the horses of sightseers to the Abbey ruins. The Hound Local History
Society recovered it, repaired it, and relocated it beside the pump, which was
the original water suppy to the cottages opposite. Thanks to Alex Vincent for
the photos. Markings: "LONDON" is visible on one side of the cracked spout. Manufacturer: J. Warner of London. |
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| Pilley, Hants |
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Portsmouth, Hants. I've agonised over whether this should be
included, as by no stretch of the imagination is it even remotely a village
pump - it's located on the deck of a WW1 Monitor Class 29 ship, HMS 33, in dry
dock at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard. But it's immediately recognisable as a
particularly fine example of a Warners lift and force pump, despite the lack of
any maker's name or marks. Therefore it's included as part of the historical
record of Warner's pumps. Thanks to Mike Woolford for the
photo. Markings: None. Manufacturer: Almost certainly J. Warner. |
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A well-preserved pump sitting on a circular, brick-built, platform
on the green opposite the Purefoy Arms in Preston Candover, Hants. It was
erected in 1870 next to the village pond, and the pond was filled in during the
1920s. Good to read that Hampshire CC's official web site lists the pump as
"one of Hampshire's Treasures". It has dual spouts, one at high level, probably
for farm vehicles. Thanks to Mike Woolford for the photo. Markings: "S OWENS & CO ENGINEERS LONDON". Manufacturer: S. Owens. |
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Outside the Filly Inn, Setley, Hants, this pump has a very short
handle, with a wooden grip. Thanks to Mike Faherty for the photo on the left,
and Mike Woolford for those on the right. Markings: "Joseph Evans & Sons, Wolverhampton" on a roundel, written around "Culwell" and with an "E" in the centre. Manufacturer: Joseph Evans. |
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On the village green at Southwick, Hants. Thanks to Mike Woolford
for the photo. Markings: Lion. Manufacturer: Joseph Evans. |
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A tiny pitcher pump at Tidpit, Hants. Thanks to Shawn Shaw for the
photos. Markings: Lion, "MADE IN ENGLAND" and "8". Manufacturer: Joseph Evans. |
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Tye, Hants. Thanks to Alex Vincent for the
photo. Markings: None. Manufacturer: Unk. |
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By the Walhampton Arms, Walhampton, Hants. Photo supplied by Mike
Faherty - thanks, Mike. Markings: None. Manufacturer: Unk. |
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At West Green House, West Green, Hants. Markings: None visible. Manufacturer: Unk. |
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Woodgreen, Hants. Thanks to Shawn Shaw for the
photos. Markings: None. Manufacturer: Unk. |
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