Not known, 1897
Abbey Road, E15 2QT
West Ham pumping station was built to raise West Ham sewage to the level of Sir Joseph Bazalgette's Northern Outfall sewer (1864) along which it could then flow under gravity to Beckton works for treatment. Contains two unique Lilleshall beam steam engines. Also once a power station to power the Westham Corpration Tramways
West Ham
Abbey Road DLR is the nearest station 2 mins from the site
Cafe
Tour of Engine House and Site
11:15–15:15
The Heritage Enginerring Learning Trust was set up to restore the Westham Pumping Stations and their rare two Lilleshall Beam Engines, and also to provide a learning, training, and heritage facility. celebrating the Lea Valley's industrial heritage.