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Saving our Industrial Heritage, for your Future. Newer posts →. Full Steam Ahead, Steady as She Goes. July 14, 2016. The next monthly progress meeting of the Lichfield Waterworks Trust will take place on:. Thursday 28 July 2016 @7.30pm, in the rear meeting room of the. The minutes of the Annual General Meeting (AGM) can be downloaded here. The draft licence is now with our solicitors, who are busy preparing a response to Persimmon Homes Ltd. Online membership application form. Membership is free, but a s...
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Water Walks, exploring the story of water in Lichfield | Lichfield Waterworks Trust
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Saving our Industrial Heritage, for your Future. Monthly Progress Meeting of the Lichfield Waterworks Trust. August Monthley Progress Meeting →. Water Walks, exploring the story of water in Lichfield. July 29, 2015. On Saturday 19th September, for the Lichfield Heritage Weekend, the Lichfield Waterworks Trust are putting on three Water Walks, exploring the story of water in Lichfield. They are:. 1) A history and wildlife walk around Stowe and Minster Pools (Meet Speakers Corner 10.30am). Enter your email...
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Vision for Sandfields | Lichfield Waterworks Trust
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Saving our Industrial Heritage, for your Future. Options for Sandfields Pumping Station. 1 If the existing foot print of the site has to remain as detailed in Job no AAA4729 drawing No 05, then Sandfields could be operated as a fully funded operation supporting a group of volunteers who would undertake the day to day maintenance of the building and contents with visitor open days at agreed times. All fixed costs and some variable costs would have to be funded. In 3 to 5 years Sandfields should aim to be ...
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Monthly Progress Meeting of the Lichfield Waterworks Trust | Lichfield Waterworks Trust
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Saving our Industrial Heritage, for your Future. Fire and water…. acts of god and myths. Water Walks, exploring the story of water in Lichfield →. Monthly Progress Meeting of the Lichfield Waterworks Trust. July 23, 2015. Monthly Progress Meeting of the Lichfield Waterworks Trust, formerly known as the Friends of Sandfields Pumping Station. Thursday 30 July 2015 @ 7:30pm – please note the new venue. The meeting place is;. T: 01543 300 386. Excellent food and drinks are available in the bar. Fire and wate...
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Heritage | Lichfield Waterworks Trust
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Saving our Industrial Heritage, for your Future. The Heritage Value of Sandfields Pumping Station. Therefore it is not enough to say, well Sandfields is a place associated with some strong ideas that have had national influence. In terms of heritage one must be able to demonstrate how the site manifests those ideas, why it is important, why it has outstanding national value and then develop these themes into a useable past. Follow Blog via Email. Join 670 other followers. Miracles we can do immediately.
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Gallery | Lichfield Waterworks Trust
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Saving our Industrial Heritage, for your Future. The building contains one of the finest examples of a ”Cornish Style’ beam engines built by Jonah and George Davies of Tipton, therefore was an integral to the industrial development of the area. Do you recognise anyone in this photo. The waterworks is now redundant, and the land was sold to a developer in 2003 who now owns the building and engine. The building and the engine have listed status…. More photographs can be found on my Flicker page. The Ryhope...
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Public History | Lichfield Waterworks Trust
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Saving our Industrial Heritage, for your Future. The site also could be a first opportunity to present the past from a Public History point of view. Public history is: all the means deliberate and otherwise, through which those who are not professional historians acquire their sense of the past . We now know that the most important thing that happens during the museum visiting experience is what the visitor brings with them, and that people must feel that they can use a gallery as they wish, and that the...
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Saving our Industrial Heritage, for your Future. Miracles we can do immediately. October 31, 2016. News Flash Today the team met with Persimmon Homes Ltd at Sandfields Pumping Station to finalise the access licence. We are very pleased to say that Persimmon Homes have done an amazing amount of work to clean up the pumping … Continue reading →. Monthly open public progress meeting. October 21, 2016. Monthly open public progress meeting. September 19, 2016. August 31, 2016. Lichfield celebrates it Heritage...
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Fire and water…. acts of god and myths | Lichfield Waterworks Trust
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Saving our Industrial Heritage, for your Future. Florette Festival Market at Lichfield Festival – Saturday 4 July. Monthly Progress Meeting of the Lichfield Waterworks Trust →. Fire and water…. acts of god and myths. July 13, 2015. John Child’s working model of a Newcomen Atmospheric Engine. Newcomen was just an everyday practical hands on guy, he was not a member of the intellectual elite, the ‘intelligentsia’ who had always been ready to attribute bright moves by ‘their inferiors’ to other people. ...