London Museum of Water and Steam

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Founded in 1975, the London Museum of Water & Steam is home to a huge number of exhibits explaining the history of London’s water supply and the role of the site at Kew Bridge in it.

The two largest exhibits are the 90 inch Grand Junction Engine and the 100 inch Harvey & Co engine are big, very big. They have to be seen to be comprehended.

Pictures taken on 1st January 2023.

Also, have a look at the Markfield Beam Engine post.

The London Museum of Water & Steam at Kew Bridge, West London
London Museum of Water and Steam at Kew Bridge

90 inch Grand Junction Beam Engine

90 inch Grand Junction Cornish steam beam engine at the London Museum of Water and Steam
90 inch Grand Junction Cornish steam beam engine at the London Museum of Water and Steam
90 inch Grand Junction Cornish steam beam engine at the London Museum of Water and Steam
90 inch Grand Junction Cornish steam beam engine at the London Museum of Water and Steam
Dials on the 90 inch Grand Junction Cornish steam beam engine at the London Museum of Water and Steam
Pipework and cylinder of the 90 inch Grand Junction Cornish steam beam engine at the London Museum of Water and Steam
Dials on the 90 inch Grand Junction Cornish steam beam engine at the London Museum of Water and Steam
90 inch Grand Junction Cornish steam beam engine at the London Museum of Water and Steam
Pipework of the 90 inch Grand Junction Cornish steam beam engine at the London Museum of Water and Steam

100 inch Harvey & Co Beam Engine

100 inch Harvey & Co Cornish steam beam engine at the London Museum of Water and Steam
100 inch Harvey & Co Cornish steam beam engine at the London Museum of Water and Steam
100 inch Harvey & Co Cornish steam beam engine at the London Museum of Water and Steam
100 inch Harvey & Co Cornish steam beam engine at the London Museum of Water and Steam

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