Markings: Flag, and "All British Made"
Manufacturer: Lee Howl
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Worcestershire |
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In the
garden of the Beckford Inn, Beckford, Worcs. (Photograph provided by Ken
McIlhoney - thanks, Ken.) Markings: Flag, and "All British Made" Manufacturer: Lee Howl |
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Hanley Castle, Worcs,
has this rather neat pump house, but it's securely locked
up. Markings: None visible. Manufacturer: Unk. |
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This
one's in the hamlet of High Green, Worcs, well-hidden in a bramble
patch. Markings: None. Manufacturer: Unk. |
| Kempsey, Worcs | See separate page. |
| Leigh Sinton, Worcs | See separate page. |
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Pump in a garden in
Longdon, Worcs. Apparently no markings, but has some similarity to a Herbert
Bale model. Thanks to Tony Hall for the picture. Markings: None. Manufacturer: Unk. |
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On the roadside, along Cowleigh Rd., just outside Malvern, Worcs.
(It's so well camouflaged it took two visits and 3 passes in the car before I
finally found it.) Markings: "J & F Hall Ltd Worcester". Manufacturer: J & F Hall. |
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A sad wreck in its own
brick shelter by the side of a busy road at Powick, Worcs. Markings: A rectangular border containing 5 lines of words, but completely illegible. Manufacturer: Unk. |
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In the yard of the Tudor Cafe, Friar St., Worcester, which incorporates a museum. The pump fittings include the remains of lead piping and a tastefully-placed plastic rat! A noticeboard next to the pump recalls the story of the Broad St pump in Soho, notes that this pump is situated very close to the sewerage system, and reflects that over the period 1863-64 Worcester lost 250 people to cholera. An oval plaque on the cylinder carries the inscription: |
| JAMES WARD
(WORCESTER) LTD ENGINEERS WORCESTER |
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| Markings: None
other. Manufacturer: James Ward. |